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Established June, 1893 LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951 Number 52 ARTHUR H. VANDENBERG Diatinguinhed viflitorn have re- Michigan's senior senator, Arthur cently been seen In Lowell Includ- Red Arrow Trackmen Moose To Sponsor H. Vandenberg, was laid to rert ing Gov. G. Mennen Wllllatps who Michigan Bell WtlTpOifii GrandvMe Cancer Drive Goes Qver The Top Softball Activities Showboat Head last Saturday In Oak Hill cemetery, breakfasted Friday morning In the Grand Rapids. Senator Vanden- Lowell Cafe. Accompanying him Boww tMM et Elckhoff of Mendon. Elizabeth amount of money received in mi»e nomtri v*. ott County Cancer Society ended Jubi- last week. His three entries were, Vandenberg's life he kept hoping sion Miss Barbara Wilcox, retiring state, reports law enforcement of- Stukkie East Lansing. Edward of 1M9 and the amount each county, lantly Thursday night at the vic- a funeral march, a waltz, and a he would live to see the completion president of Michigan State Organ- ficers who were in conference at Passes Sunday. Aged 75 Lansing. Evelyn Roudabush, Low- city and village would receive un- tory dinner In the Pantlind Hotel, musical setting to a poem by Amy and successful functioning of such ization for Public Health Nursing Rockford last Friday. ell, Flora Bishop of Grand Rapids: der the proposed new fomvuia if Harriet C. Scott, 75, widow of A. with report the goal of $29,250 had Lowell. an organization. and a member of the Board of Di- Deputy Frank Stephens and also one sister, Mrs. Marie Evans the additional truck taxe'. and % A. Scott, and well inown In Lowell been passed by 13,750. Burnadette Ryder, daughter of rectors of Michigan Nursing Cen- Howard Rittenger were In attend- of Kalamazoo and fifteen grand- or 1-cent gas tax Increase Is ap- where she was in business for over Several of the Lowell Business Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryder of Low- ter will speak on "Nurse Recruit- ance at this meeting and heard the children. *************** proved. forty years, died Sunday afternoon »nd Professional Women's club ell, was placed first in leather Mr. Myors had been In 111 health ment." Miss Wilcox is also In interpretation of the state laws re- Kent county could receive |1,- at six o'clock in a hospital in Kal- members were in attendance at the work. for the past two yearn. He entered Current News Items the Barry County Health Depart- garding traffic discussed, and at- 717,278 as compared with 1,139,- ment. amazjo. She had been in poor dinner and were justly proud of Susan Bentley. daughter of Mr. Blodgett hospital Feb. 21 for ob- tention was called to a new law About Our Servicemen 835 in 1949 The viilege of Lowell health for about three years and the report they were ablo to give and Mrs. Earl Bentley. Ada R 1 servation and passed away there A planned "pot luck' lunch will which requires officers to check could receive (8,327 as compared was critically ill the past six weeks, from their community. With Mrs. was given first place in the ink unexpectedly April 18. I*#******#****** be served at noon. Kent and Ionia lights in the day time as well as at to $6,547 in 1949. Counties will furnish vegetable Helen Eyke as chairman the ter- drawing division. Funeral senices were held In St. night. Mrs. Scott waa born In Lansing Pvt. James Ford, son of Mr. and salad. Allegan and Ottawa Counties Sept. 4, 1874, daughter of Calvin ritory was most successfully Mary's church Saturday, April 21. Startling figures which show that blocked and a total of $1,254 was i Mrs. James Ford of Lowell who 100 Ktiit TtocHtn will furniah dessert and Barry and Alice Barnes but spent the Intement was In St. Mary's cem- ! recently enlisted In the Air Corps, County the hot dish. Please bring fatalities from automobile accl- greater part of her life in Lowell. raised in this area. This was etery. Attend MRTA Mttt denta have increased 24% id' Mlcrt1- COMING EVENTS ! now has the following address: your own table service. She was an active worker In the more than was raised In the entire igan for the first quarter of this i Pvt. James W. Ford 16366308 At HovqKtoii Lake Mrs. Chas. Tlmpson, Congregational Church and a long county outside of city of Grand year as compared with the same Rapids. The Book Ten will meet Wednes- Set May Meeting Dates Sqdn. 37-35 Flight 12-20. Lackland Dist. Sec. 4th Dist. of Michigan time member of Rebekah lodge. day evening. May 2, in ihe home of j AFB. San Antonio, Texas. Michigan Rural Teachers' Associ- Farm Bureau. period of 1950, have brought an all- Mrs. J. E. Bannan and Mrs. El- For Leader Training ation held its annual convention at She will be well remembered by Mrs. Carl Freyermuth, wilh Mrs. out demand for clamping down on her frienda. and associates, and by ^ Schaefer were co-chairmen in Shirley E. Preston. Airman Afh Houghton Lake last week. reckless driving of every type, and Valda Chaterdon reviewing. Three meals a day, 365 dayc a many Lowell visitors, especially. Loweli; Mrs. Dudley Smith, Alto year—it takes a heap of thinking prentice, son of Mr. apd Mrs. Ver- This meeting was well attended RtdCfMt a cloee survey of vehicles used in .*ffanman sent in $93.96 and was as- The Congegational Womens Fel- from this area. With eighty-three at Showboat time, for the home lowship will meet Friday afternoon just to plan the menus. And then j non Preston, Lowell, has returned L Ccntinues traffic on highways which have de- made candies she sold from her lit- sisted by Albertine Haggai, Mrs. | to his N.A.T.T.C. Air base at Jack- counties in Michigan, Kent County fective parts, especially brakes and May 4th, at 2 o'clock in the parish there's those everlasiing dishes to tle candy kitchen on the bridge. Lawrence Richardson, Mrs. Forrest be done afterwards. But just one sonville, Florida, after spending a representatives were pleased to Toward Its Final lights. Richardson, Richard Fairchild, house. find that one hundred of the nine Surviving are two step-daughters, thing at a time. Perhaps we'd bet- ten day furlough with the home Latest tabulations on contribu- Wm. Fairchild and George Howard. Mrs. Carl Ketchum of Portland, The Lowell Evening Extension ter tackle the menus first -that's folks and friends. His address la: hundred and thirty teachers regis- tions pledged in the 1951 Red Cross Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Wlttenbach of tered were from Kent. Victory Party Moy 1 Ore., and Mrs. Glenn Sayles of Group will meet at the home of what we plan to do in our exten- Shirley E. Preston 303-68-59 A. A,, Fund Campaign show that Region Lowell; a brother, Lovell Barnes of S. Lowell turned in $16.00. sion lesson for May. Not only do Barracks 540 N. A. T. T. C., Jack- Alice Mueller, Irma Richmond, No. 7, comprising Ada, Cascade, At Camp Vining Lodge Mrs. Orion Thaler, 611 N. Monroe, Zana Postma, Arlene Biggs, Essie Jamestown, Wis., a sister, Mrs. The BPW wishes to thank every- at eight o'clock Wednesday evening we plan to pep up the family meals, sonville, Florida. Lowell and Vergennes, has reached Clark L. Brody, executive secre- Pearl McFarland of Charlotte, one who helped to make the drive but we plan to do it with an eye Balrd, Dolores Keefisch, Em mo- 52.45 per cent of goal, with gifts of May 2. Topic for discussion will "Keep 'em Flying" is a World gene Gates, Nellie Tiffany, Alice tary of the Michigan Farm Bureau Mich., and eight grandchildren. a success. be "Program Planning." on the budget. 12,978.96 toward a 13.220 goal. will be the speaker at the Victory War II slogan which has a very Fox, Mary Judson, Elizabeth Kerr, Funeral services were held Mon- We will have a chance to rate The campaign, which sought a Party to be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday our meals and sec how we measure practical meaning for Lt. John H. Lucille Knowles, Nellie Roilina, county-wide goal of $227,406, ended day afternoon at two o'clock at Miss Annie Eosterby The Lowell Sr. Extension Class Vaughn of 1315 Austin Ave., San Marabelle Houseman, Beulah Hay- May Ist, at Camp Vining Lodge up and we will get a lot of sugges- formally March 18, with 91.3 per Roth Funeral Home, the Rev. Nor- will meet Thursday, May 3 begin- Angelo, Texas, and husband of the ward, Dorothy Stahl, Barbara Bird. for the 1961 Roll Call Workers of Dies at Home, Age 84 tions for making distinctive and cent of goal reached, but has been man G. Woon officiating and burial ning at one thirty o'clock at the former Miss Rosalie Ann Tomklel Eleanor McCall, Bessie Ooger, El- the Kent County Farm Bureau. delicious meals. continued since on an informal was in Ookwood cemctery, Lowell MIm Annie Eaaterby, lifelong home of Mrs. Nick Kloosterman. of Grand Marias, Mich., who is a eanor Green, Eva Kauffman, Addle Mr. Brady's topic will be "Rural- Dates for the leader training basis, in ai effort to reach the Urban Relationship." Rebekah lodge in charge. resident of Lowell township passed The lesson will be on "Program member of Fleet Aircraft Service Dalstra. Estella Hunter, Jane Bar- away at her home Thursday. April Planning." meetings have been changed to goal.. E. W. Ruehs. chairman of the early In May. They are as follows: Squadron 7, based at the U. 8. ber, Sarah Clinton, Miss Waterson, Regional chairman was Mrs. 19. She waa 84 yean old and had Lester Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Membership Committee, says South Boston Grange May 3—Grand Ruplda Center Naval Ajr Station, San Diego. Calif. George Johnson of Lowell, George Plaques will be awarded to the been in poor health the past two The Deborah Group of the Con- Service squadrons maintain the Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Les- months. (Alpine-Walker Church). Dey was chairman for Ada, Paul three outstanding Townships in the South Boston was well represent- {.Tegational Womens' Fellowship Navy's aircraft at peak proficiency. ter, and Mr. and >4rs. Reed attend- ed at Pomona which was held at will meet Monday evening, April May 9—Rockford Center (Bost- Roy for Cascade, Mrs. Alvin Wells county. Menno Baker of Cascade She was a member of the Alto wick Lake 4-H Lodge). They a e capable of all types of ed from the immediate vicinity of Lakeside Grange Saturday evening, 30th In the home of Mrs. Everett and Mrs. George Hale for Lowell, Township will lead the community Baptist church. May 11—Lowell Center (Lowell aircraft repair short of a major Lowell. and Mrs. Johnson for Vergennes. April 21. Surviving are two brothers, Carey. Mrs. Lenoy Walcott of Dr. Beck and bis Lumberjacks of singing w'th Mrs. Baker at the Methodist Church). overhaul. A final report will be made at piano. Home economics chairman, Hope James of Lowell and Merton of Grand Rapids will be guest speak- radio fame entertained at Thurs- the time of the annual memberahip Sargeant, informs us that plans Nampa, Idaho; one sister. Mrs. Ag- er. day Evening Coffee Hour. The 4-H Service Club will serve The new address for Pvt. Chaa. meeting of the Kent County Red the refreshments. are well under way for the turkey nes Kopf of Houston, Texas; a sis- Former Lowell Lady Clyde Williams, famed Alaskan Williams, son of Mr. and Mra Cross chapter at 4 p. m. April 30 Mrs. Chas. Tinipson, Publicity sujppcr to be served the Lowell ter-in-law, Mrs. Miles Eaaterby of The South Lowell Extension Weds At Benton Harbor Claude Williams Is: Pvt. Charles and C. W. Otto of Lansing Cham- at chapter headquarters in Grand Detroit and several cousins, nieces Class will meet at the home of ber of Commerce were some of the Kent County Farm Bureau. Board of Trade on May 2. All Williams US 55128147 Service Rtry. Rapids. grange members will probably be anc^ nephews, Mrs. Anton Wingeier for a pro- Retha Beaudry, daughter of Mrs. informative speakers. 1 537 FA Bn. Tr. Det, Camp Carson, contacted this week. Funeral services were held at gram planning meeting on Mey Coy B. Smith of Benton Harbor, a Colo. Daniel R. Sinclair Roth Iimowet #a \aj Aai iLcra I y BowierP r> i a il s m'm Lecturer Mary Barnes has a '* Funeral home Monday, first. former Lowell resident of Lowell Honored ly Flint Chib Mothers' Day program planned for AP111 23 **** Rev Jonea of the A*- and a graduate of the public Pfc. Donald Roth came from Arrpws Down East In State Tournament 4 schools hero, became the bride of Patuxent River, Md., Friday to Daniel R. Sinclair, a former Low- the next regular grange meeting! ® Baptist church officiating, and The Alton Ladies Aid will have a burial io Arthur J. Bachtcal April 16 in a spend fifteen days at home. In Conftrtncn Tit Two of the Lowell ladies bowlin? ell man and son of Mr. and Mrs. on Saturday everting. May 5. Pot- Merriman cemetey. Rummage Sale May 4, 5 and 7 at the V. F. W. Hall, open each day morning ceremony in Memorial T.awell Red Arrow hitters en- teams have qualified for the State Merton Sinclair of Lowell, has re- luck lunch unless otherwise so- licited. 9:00 to 6:00, Saturday evening un- Chapel. Congregational church, in Harold Knight, son of the late Joyed a field day when they banged Bowling Touvnamcnt in Lansing to cently been clcctcd president of the BIRTHS Harold K. Knight and Mrs. Zelma be held next Friday and Saturday. The next dance will be held Sat- til 9:00. P52-1 Benton Harbor, the Rev. H. A. out three triples and four doubles Flint Drug Club and took office To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Seese of Simpson Knight of Detroit has en- The first team la sponsored by urday evening, April 28 with Glad- Blanning otlicating. off the slants of three East Grand April 25. Alto April 13, at Blodgett hospital, The bride haa owned and oper- tered the Marine Boot Camp at C. H. Runciman and includes ah Anderson's Committee serving St. Rita's Circle of St. Mary's Raplda pitchers, for a 12 to 8 Dan who now owns his own drug a son, Larry Philip, weighing 8 ated Reths's Beauty shop for the Parris Island, S. C., leaving home Esther Clemens, Norma Watrous, lunch. Everyone welcome. church will meet this Thursday Grand Valley victory. store in Flint on Fenton Road has pounds and 4 ounces. past 12 years. The groom is em- Helen Lyman, Blanche Minor and evening, April 26th in the home of last Sunday. The Arrow cause received a se- been in the business ever since he To Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roud- ployed by the F. P. Rosback Com- Marian Baker. NOTICE, ANNUAL MEETING Mrs. Leo Denny, 504 E. Main SL vere Jolt when Bill Roth after graduated from college and located ebush Monday, April 16, at Blodgett pany. Several post-nuptial r- clal Darle Rlckert FA 303-8953 RAM pitching shutout ball was carried The other team is sponsored by in Flint. The annual meeting of the Sar- hospital, a 7-pound, 9-ounco son, Members will answer roll call, Dlv. US NAB. Coronado, SanDlego, naming the Mysteries of the Ros- events were given in her honor. from the field with a badly Pete's Tavern and is represented by Mrs. Sinclair (Doris) waa elected anac Protective Association will be Samuel Lewis. Calif., Is the new address for Darle ary. Guests are welcome. Following a brief honeymoon Mr. sprained ankle after doubling in Muriel Abraham. Betty Maloney, president of the Flint Drug Club held at the Rebekah Hall in Sar- To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Erick- and Mrs. Bachteal will make their Rlckert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dorothy Koert, Louise Winks and the fourth inning. In spite of his Auxiliary at its annual meeting ana: on Friday night at 8 p. m. son, Loweli, at Ionia Memorial hos- home at 740 Superior St., Benton Rlckert. Cora Stormzand. All menvbers of the Lowell Re- Injury Roth was credited with the last week. for election of officers, April 27th, pital, April 17tn, a daughter, Vickl Harbor. win. Smith took over the mound 1951. Lin. bekah Lodge are urged to be pres- Sgt. Alger Ayrea who has been duties after Roth's injury. Miscellaneous Shower Garden Lore Club Fred N. Raymond, ent at the next regular meeting spending the past three weeks in Lowell built up Ita winning mar- Sec. ft Treas. Try a want ad In the Ledger. Tuesday evening, May 1, at 8:00 Engagement Announced Lowell returned Friday to Mitchell gin by crashing out 18 hits and Honors Mrs. C. Dawson The Garden Lore Club opened o'clock at the I.O.O.F. hall. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Molcolm Resell of Air Force Field, N. Y. He was ac- capitalizing on four East errors. Mrs. Clayton Dawson waa guest their fh-st meeting of the year with will be Sunlight Rebekah Lodge of Sparta wish to announce the en- companied by a friend who had This victory gives the Red Arrows of honor at a miscellaneous shower a cooperative Inucheon in the din- Grand Rapids who will present the gagement of their daughter, Irene been visiting at his home In Wis- two wins against no defeats in Con- at St. Patrick's hall near Caledonia ing room of the Methodist Church. Board of Education Invites Public Camp Cheat to the local lodge. Martha to Roll In Knapp Lamphear, consin and who spent from Wed- ference play. last Friday night, given by Mn. The tables were very tastily dec- son of Mr. and Mrs. Knapp Lam- neuday to Friday at the E. S. Ayres home. Emmett Glees, Mrs. Chas. Lass, orated with pussy willows, plants The Tluee M's of the Methodlft pnear of Ada. and figurines. Mrs. Phillip R. church will meet Thursday, May Lamb Gtft Contract Mn. Robert Rich and Sophie Oa- Advice On Sinking Fund Proposal Royce Stoiy, son of Mr. and Mrs. molinskl. Glotfelty gave the invocation. 3 at seven o'clock at the church for UNUSUAL WEATHER MAKES For Following the luncheon, the group The public is extended a cordial a potluck supper and work on the George Story, of Lowell, left Tues- The evening was spent playing MISS ELIZABETH RUTH HALL CHRISTMAS CACTUS BLOOM sang several songs accompanied by Invitation to attend a special, but lawn and social hour. ip52-l day evening for Ooaat Guard Train- L. W. Lamb of Holland has been games. Refreshments of sand- AMONG 56 ALL "A" STUDENTS legal meeting of the Board of Edu- Plants are confused over the un- ing Station, Canvp May. N. J., hav- granted the contract to build a new wiches, cakes and coffee were lir*. Wachterhauser, after which the meeting was called to order by Elisabeth Ruth Hall of Lowell, a cation which will be held In the The Social Club of Cyclamen seasonable weather, as well as the ing enlisted in the Coast Guards, 4-lane bridge to carry 1187 over the served to a^out 30 guests. Phyllis high school building on Monday, folks around Lowell. Mrs. James received many lovely and useful the president, Mrs. thrln Sterken. senior at Michigan State College, Chapter O. E. S. Is sponsoring a Muskegon river at Ntwaygo, the April 30, when one of the items of Ward of Grand River Dr. has a MRS. DORA C POWELL, 75 gifts. The Club poem "Trees", was then received a four point scholastic public card party Monday evening, state highway department has an- business will be the consideration Christmas cactus which blossomed DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS nounced. It is to be completed . The young couple will be moving recited in unison, and the regular average winter term. Miss Hall, a April 30, at 8:00 o'clock. Every- business was transacted. The pres- student in the school of science and of a sinking fund proposal. body invited. c52 fully In the winter and when the Mrs. Dora C. Powell, 75, of 3619 August 1, 1962, at a cost of 1828,- to their own homo at Campau Lake The Board realizes that some- blossoming period was over appar- soon. ident introduced Mrs. N. E. Bor- arts, has received all "As" twice. Erie St., Toledo. Ohio, died in 3t Fifty-six students attended the thing must be done to improve and The Vergennes Cooperative club ently she took It from her window The new 8»-foot span will replace gerson who gave a most Interesting Vincent's Hospital April 17th, after banquet given in their honor by enlarge the physical facilities of will meet at the hall for the May and placed it in a dark room for a week's Illness. the present 17-foot bridge which and instructive talk on "Antiques", Boot Spur and Saddle Club displaying many choice articles. President John A. Hannah. April the school, including the heating meeting with Mrs. Martin House- rest. Surviving are a daOghter, Mrs, has been the scene of many acci- plant, grade rooms, physical edu- The Lowell Boot and Spur Riding The group closed the meeting by 18. Each term a banquet is held man hostess, Thursday. May 3. Later she looked at her cactus Dorothy Dusseau, Toledo, son,* dents, Including the fatal plunge cation, auditorium, and home eco- Chtb enjoyed a social evening at singing "Blest Be the Tie That in recognition of the highest schol- and found It again full of buds Richard of California; slpfers, Mrs. of a truck two years ago which nomics quarters. Obviously the plan Binds." The Club are planning to astic record a student may attain, MRS. ROSE HOOVER, 66 which burst Into full bloom again Linda Loucks and Mrs. Jennls claimed six lives. the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday must be of a long-term variety if charter a bus to Holland the day that of all "A"s. LAID TO REST FRIDAY after she had brought it back to Gould both of Lowell: 7 grandchil- It will provide two 24-foot road- evening. A musical program was no bonds are to be iscued, and It given by club boys and girls. The of their next meeting and luncheon the window and it has been in con dren and 7 great-grandchildren. ways with a 8-foot divider strip, is likely that any construction will Funeral services were held at St. tinuous bloom ever since. and have 6-foot sidewalks at both younger members wore led In reservations will be made at the NEW CLASSES STARTING be on a unit basis—that is as Vincent dePaul's church at Pontlac Services were held Thursday at square dancing by Jerry Wells and Friendly Finger Inn. 7:80 p. m. In the H. H. Berken- sides. There will be five spans, IN HOME NURSING COURSE funds become available additions last Friday for Mrs. Rose Hoover, FEDERATED GARDEN CLUBS the Dalstra girls. A shadow aoclal kamp Mortuary. Burial was In totaling 500 feet in length. will be completed. 66 a former Lowell and Keene WILL MEET FRIDAY, MAY 4 was the main event of the evening. ANNOUNCEMENT New classes are starting in Home In this way there will be no township resident who died at her Meadowbrook cemetery, Mulllken, ! Nursing on Wednesday, May 2. at Mich. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and The commlflee in charge waa the Large first-class gladioli bulbs carrying charge. Although It Is now home in Pontlac Tuesday, April 17. The annaal Regional meeting of Mrs. Dan Martindale of Cascade VandenHout, Procious and Mat- 7:30 at Lowell City Hall. Anyone possible to levy a sinking fund of Surviving are three sons. Francis Dist. 4 of the Federated Garden imported from the Netherlands are interested in Joining should get were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Martin- hew families. now hero and ready for spring 5 mills for a maximum of twenty L., Carl J., and Robert J. Hoover; Clubs of Michigan will meet In STORY A HAHN STAGE registered by calling 611-3, or 311. dale and Diane of Hantlngu, and Rep. BUI VanVorat planting. We have them for 75c years, the Board Is considering two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Up- Grand Raplda at Fountain St. Bap- SUNBEAM DEMONSTRATION Mrs. Emogene Sargent of Middlo- per dozen. only a five or ten year program. church and Mrs. Laurna N. Burns; tist Church on Friday, May 4, at SATURDAY, APRIL 28 ville. In the afternoon Mr. and MAY FARM BUREAU MEETING Later there will be tulip, hya- PLAN NOW TO STOP AT KIELS The relative order of the Improve- four sisters, Mrs. Laura Dawson, 10.00 a. m. Mrs. Ruth Van Dongen, Sunbeam Mrs. Martindale called on Mr. Har- CANCELLED FOR KENT cinth and other bulbs of best qual- We'll have plenty of Memorial ments or additions Is also open to Mrs. Veronica Myers, Mrs, Mame Home Economist will be at Story old Grysen who is convalescing at The Mav Meeting of the Wom- ity for fall planting. Please call Day plants, vegetable plants, flow- discussion, and the public Is Invited Brault and Mrs. Jennie Fltzpatrlck CALIFORNIA INSPIRED & Hahn Hardware on Saturday, hie homo after a serious heart at- en's Committee of the Kent County in the late afternoon or evening. er bedding plants, bulk grass seed, to make its wishes known at the and two brothers, Edward and Le- A new lightweight Champ hat, of April 28 from 10 a. m. till 7 p. m. tack. Farm Bureau has been cancelled Ebe, Wyntjes, about a mile east seeds, bulbs. Kiel's Flower ft Gift meeting on Monday, April 30, at roy Flynn. Imported fur with medium-width to demonstrate the use of these because of the District meeting of Lowell on M-21. Lowell phone Shop, 517 E. Main, Phone 225F2. 7:30 p. m. There will also be a Mrs. Hoover was laid to rest in band. Soft California shades $7.50 electrical appliances. Coffee win Advertise in the Lads*. Thursday, May 3rd, at Haatinga. 380-F21. c&t c52 period of questions and answers. Mt. Hope cemetery, Pontlac at Coons. be served all day. MSl.

TWO THK L0W1LL LKOOUI, LOW1U, MICH, AFHIL M, mi / THE LOWELL LiOOER, LOWELL. MICH, APRIL 2S. 1M1 THREE Lena Wood spent Thursday with Greea Howard of YpsilaaU and THE LOWELL LEDGER Mr. and Mra Jame Clark and met with Mra. Heasler at her home last week. Mra. Bresnaban attend- were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Sam Chkpman, all of Motley. Lowell were Sunday dlnnere guests her sister Alma Dahlman at Cam- Mra Mable Fletcher of Mulr war* WMt Lowi daughter Bonnie Lou of Waohlng- in the evening to dlacuss past les- ed the funeral in Bay City and ar- and Mrs. Leon Seeley and Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Peckham of of their sister, Mra. Jennie Pardee. and ALTO 80L0 pau Lake. Mrs. Edna Taylor Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra ton, D. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Local Happenings Mra Melvin Oourt sons in pattern alterations and rived home on Saturday p. m. Mrs. James HarKer, Kathleen Grand Raplda were Sunday gueata Afternoon callers were Mr. and Published every Thursday mora- Kenneth Goodwin and family. neth Burt of Wayne were Saturday lira. Cassis Berry Mrs. Donald Steele (Irene Chap- glove msiklng, as well as future and Linda of Muskegon called at Miss Agnes Perry at the Sweetland and Merriman Mra. Henry Johnson of Bowne tng at 210 Bast Main Street, Low- Carl E. Dickerson of Lansing visitors of Mr. and Mra. Marvin ell, Michigan. Entered at Post- pie) of Detroit called on Mrs. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goodwin Rev. and Mrs. Logan of Grand The Mothers' Club at Grattan program planning and summer ac- the Gregory home Tuesday. f%one 8t home. Center. Clark and Jen Williams Thursday called on his aunt, Mrs. Florence Huver. Gove Lokt office at Lowell, Michigan, as There was a small crowd out at called on Jimmie BeVler at St. Rapids were Thursday visitors of w school Is sponsoring a carnival at tivities. There was a largo atten- Dan Walker of Saginaw, and Mrs. Sarah Chrouch waa guest Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and and was a dinner gueat. Thursday afternoon callers of Bailey and Lester, Tuesday. Miaa Pat Huver spent the week Mra. Leon Seeley Second Class Matter. P. T. A. Friday evening. Practically Mary's hospital in Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dawson and Mr. the Grange Hall on Friday evening dance. Mr. and Mrs. James Harker and Warder at York chapter of Grand Joyce Matternlck of Alto were vls- Mrs. Newton Ostrum of Flint Addle Campbell were Mr. and Mrs. end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Butcher was sent to Wau- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rlckner, all ladies, but the new officers Wednesday evening and found him Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGee of and Mrs. Seymour Dawson of De- May 4th. An electric roaater will The Grand Rapids School of family were Sunday .visitors at the sau, Wis., Tiger Farm. Rapids April 19. Itora Friday evening at Mr. and Publlahere came Friday to assist in the care Maurice La Claire and David of George Krul of Grand Rapids. Hazel and Marilyn of Grand Rap- were elected for the ensuing year. a little better. Grand Rapids called on Mr. and troit were week end guests. be given away. Bible and Music will present the Joan Van Leeween spent the Gregory home. The camp chest waa presented to Mrs. Paul Hoffmans. R. Q. and Frances Jefferies Grand Rapids, Mrs. Dan Sarver Mr. and Mra. John Crawford en- Twenty-five young people of the Ids, were Sunday dinner gueata of of her mother, Mrs. Georgia Cook President, Mrs. Vera Bates; father Mrs. Charles Collar Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald and Three women of the Grattan Ex- Choralalres, directed by Lois Hatt, week-end in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Buttrlck were Sunlight Rebekah lodge of Grand Mrs, Paul Hoffman and son Dale at the John Krutn home. Mrs. Cook and Ivan of Dorr and Laura Foun- Edwin Puusflnen of Kaleva was tertained Mr. and Mra. Sherm Row- Methodist Youth Fellowship at- Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Rlckner. Mr. vice president, Don Bates; mother Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Mrs. Mary Stinton were Sunday tension Group. Mrs. Jas. Dunne, at their Sunday school in the Town Sharon Duemler. in an auto accident near Hastings, Rapids April 20 and the following visited Sunday afternoon at Jullua remains about the same. Newton tain. "* a Tuesday dinner guest of Mr. and land Friday in honor of their 30th tended the sub district rally in and Mrs. Charlie Huyck and Mary Whitneyville Locals vice president, Thelma Raab; sec- Franks were two nieces, Mrs. Don dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marv Satterlee ard Mrs. C. Hall on Sunday, May 6 at 10:80 a. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rosenberg Saturday. Mr. Buttrlck will be in members attended from Lowell: Wester of Alto. was here for the week-end. He re- The A. C. Cribbage Club met Mrs. S. J. Hulkonen. wedding annlveraary. Grand Rapids Sunday evening. Ellen of Carton City were after- retary-treasurer, Mrs. Gwen Hoff- Fryllng and Mrs. Geo. Missad of Wolf, attended the meeting held at Sympathy to Mrs. Nellie Bres- and family of Grand Rapids visited the hospital for several days. Mra. Sarah Chrouch, Maude Adrianse, Charles Blough and family of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrich and turned to Flint but Mary is stay- with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fox of Mrs. Betty Baker, Mra Edith Claude Wheaton of Grand Rapids. Kenneth Williams was re-elected noon callers and Mrs. Huyck and man. Jarold Raab Jr. showed mov- Grand Rapids, Mra. JoAnn Swan- Mr. and Mra. Sherm Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and Buttrlck has been released. Beatrice Mollltor, Ina Potter, Bes- Freeport are looking after the family called on his mother, Mrs. Knapp Ave., Saturday evening. Mr. Roth, Mrs. Thelma Hellman and Mrs. Marvin Huver and two of the Cabin In Rockford to arrange nahan in the sudden death of her president, and Marcia Althaus was Mary Ellen returned to Grand Rap- ing for a few days. Mrs. John Hui- ies which all enjoyed. son of Ravenna and son Keith spent Tuesday in Grand Rapids family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Robyn and sie Clark, Henrietta Good and Ella chores and work while their par- Clara Aldrich of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Richard Dygert of Grand Mrs. Sam Ryder attended the the children are 111 with the for program planning for the com- brother who suffered a stroke elected secretary. Ids with her parents to spend a few zinga of Caledonia spent Friday Franks of Grand Rapids. and Friday In Caledonia. family of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Mabel Sunday afternoon. Charles' uncle, There was no scnool Thursday Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich- Rural Urban work shop in East mumps. ing year. Members of the group while crossing the street one day Mrs. Annadell Richardson, Mrs. days. Ward. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mlshler are on with Mrs. Krum. Other callers of We are very glad to hear James Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Court at- John Richardson, Mrs. Joe Stepac Rummels were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kyser were Charles Whitney passed away and and Friday as the M. R. T. A. ardson of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Congregational church in Grand Mrs. Guy Monks waa taken to their trip to California. the week were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Be Vier waa able to be moved from tended the funeral of Anna Eaater- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold But- Sunday dinner guests of their son- Word last week from Mr. and will he buried at Delton Wcdues Institute was held at Houghton Atherton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rapids Wednesday. It was an all Blodgett hospital Friday and had a .d Mrs. Alex Rozek called on Visitors over the week end with Matchett of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. St. Mary's hospital in Grand Rap- by Monday afternoon In Lowell. Mrs. Iva Phillips Monday. trlck and family. Mrs. Rummels in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Godfrey Oesch, who recently day morninp Lake. Our teacher, Mrs. Evelyn Whitacre of Cascade Rd. Mr. and day moeting. an operation Saturday morning. South Bowne Mr. and Mrs. George Faunce and Spcnccr McNee of Grand Rapids ids to his home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hummel has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith in Grand Rapids. went north, hoping Mr. Oesch Mrs. Eleanor Flynn and Butch Elizabeth Kegle and numerous Lane reports a very interesting pro- Mitt. M. VunSliien wen: nut able tu Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford en- would get relief from asthma, says Mrs. Jennie Pardee family were his mother, Mrs. C. A. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Rader ot of Cannonsburg, Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin Robyn and family in Kala- Mrs. John Lalley visited at the Faunce and children. Bud, Char- called on Mrs. R. D. Slegle and neighbors and local friends. gram and good time except the attend because of her illness. tertained company from Chicago A want ttil. in the Ledger vrit they were at Frederic, but not per- Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stephan of Mrs. M. S. Heering and her two Portland were all day visitors of T. Seeley, Miss Ethelyn McClure maroo for n week. homes of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lai lotte and Dorothy: Mr. and Mrs. family at Alto Friday afternoon. Callers of Mrs. Maude Cooper weather was much colder than at over the week end. sell your unwanted articles manently located, and that he waa Don and Joan Hoffman have Home Acres were Saturday eve- daughters, Mrs. Anna Adrianse and their daughter, Mr. and Mra. Sam ley, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Del- Dale Faunce and son of Bentley. Sunday afternoon callers at the this week were Thursday evening. home. Not a green thing to be feeling some Better. been having the chicken pox and ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eu- Mra. Paul McCrum of Grand Rap- Ryder and children and their cous- hanty in Grand Rapids last week. Rockefellow-DeBruyn home were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith and seen or buds on the tree and snow Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zolllker of De- are nearly over them. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lapham and son in the woods yet. gene Dahlke and Larry. ids and her niece, Mrs. Ardith in Mrs. Connie Odell and children Henry Johnson of Bowne visited from near Hastings were dinner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bartholo- Mike, local. Saturday evening. Mr. Smith and baby daughter of Port troit spent the week-end with Low- Mrs. Jennie Pardee was a caller Mr. and Mrs. Martin Postma and spent the afternoon and were lunch his sister, Mrs. Will Cosgriff Thurs- guests. mew and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Cooper and children Ralph Oilman, Margaret Hutchin- Huron and Mrs. Melgret Heering ell relatives and called on Mrs. at the Alden Porritt home Friday baby called on Mr. and Mrs. Case guests Sunday. YOU SHOULD GET YOUR Now! Enjoy Tweenweiglrt Living day. Miss Helen Erickson of Alto Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Yoder of Gene Hufford and family and Mr. of Grand Rapids. Sunday morning son. James VanZalen and friend of Grand Rapids were Monday din- Thome at Sunshine Sanitarium. afternoon to see her sister, Mrs. Bouwens and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. And Mrs. Sherman Taylor was also a Thursday visitor. Mlddlebury, Ind., were visitors and Mrs. James DeBruyn all of Reed Cooper and Sunday afternoon of Grand Rapids visited Pvt. Ray ner guests. They all called on Mrs. also a Thursday visitor. Mrs. Ida Young returned home Lydla Porritt who had broken her Grand Rapids. Bouwens of Alto Sunday afternoon. were called to VanWert, Ohio, Fri- Tuesday of Paul Hoffman. They Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lampen and Oilman at Fort Custer Sunday. He Louis Baker In Lowell in the after- Mrs. Budd Gaunt of Ionia and from St. Petersburg, Fla., Monday. arm and is confined to her bed. We are very happy to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jarold Raab and day by the serious illness of his In the were dinner guests of Freeman Eleanor of Wyoming Park. expects to be leaving there soon. noon. father, John Taylor. They returned Mrs. Richard Burdick of Mt. Pleas- The P.N.G. Club met in the She Is able to bo up some now. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brown home Mrs. Walter Flynn and Mrs. Mrs. M. VanStrien returned home family and guest Arloa Warren Mrs. Paul Hoffman, Mrs. Maggie Hoffmans. were Sunday afternoon callers of We are glad to hear Mrs. Chas. Saturday evening. WHEELS ant were Thursday afternoon Lodge parlors Monday evening, from California for the summer Maude Cooper were Wednesday from the hospital Wednesday and Collar Is a little^etter. callers at the Collins-Gaunt home. April 23 with eighteen members Kunde, Mrs. Polly Eash and Mrs. months again. his mother. Mrs. Sanna Raab of Alvin Davis and Milton Barnes California Style lunch guests of Mr., and Mrs. Vern is coming along very well but not Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zwiers of of Grattan called on Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. and Mrsr G. E. Trues- and one visitor present. Regular Clare Eash were in Hastings Wed- Michigan had 155 more deatha Duane Winstrom of the U. S. N. Caledonia Mrs. Raab hasn't been Loring at Caledonia able to be out yet. Grand Rapids spent Sunday after- Chas. Collar Sunday. Ths cost it to iHtlt. Amofsurt gel dell and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mit- business was transacted and re- nesday night at the Pennock Hos- In 1950 than In the previous year, arrived home in Grand Rapids, very well the past week or so. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buys and The ladies of the W. S. C. S. are noon and evening with Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Clyde Fairchild of chell of Owosso were Sunday din- freshments of Ice cream and cake pital to attend the demonstration with 1.601 persons killed on Its Monday to visit his parents, Mr. Mrs. Dan Sarver and Ivan of ALIGNED prohts- jnal lawn beauty reiulfi by Betty's guests of the week were having a brush party Thursday Mrs. Lloyd Stauffer and children. Vergennes spent Tuesday evening ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin served. of the operating room. streets and highways, compared and Mrs. Richard Winstrom and Dorr and Laura Fountain called following the StoCU. program. Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. afternoon in the church basement. Lester Bailey attended the Mkh. with Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Stauffer Y. Marshall. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Webster who Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mlshler and to 1,446 In 1949. Traffic fatalities other relatives. George Boersma and family of Potluck lunch. • All ladies of com- on Doris Linton Thursday after- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rousch left in the state Increased 11 per cent Rural Teachers meeting at Hough- and children. Ffm • meal of TURf IV/IM* — Mrs. C. L. Humphreys who has have been spending the winter in John Rowland of Whitneyville Gove Lake and Sunday after.ioon munity are welcome. noon. and enjoyed hearing and see- on their California trip Saturday which compares with an 11 per- ing General MacArthur on tele- ton Lake from Thursday to Satur- Mrs. Florence Bailey and Lester been spending the past year visit- Florida write the Ledger that they Ave. have a phone, their number Mr. and Mrs. James Sytsma and Mrs. Lena Wood and Mrs. Myrnla day. and BALANCED fhis complete groufood pkkt up morning. They will stop and visit cent average Increase In the nation vision. called on Mrs. Esther Baker at the ing her daughter, Mrs. Bry Candon are on their way to Michigan and being Alto 4547. family of Breton Road. Haskins of Campau Lake called on your lown, mokes H sparkle, grow Mr. Mlshler and Mrs. Roush's sis- for 1950, according to National Ssif- Mr. and Mrs. John VanderWerf Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker were Fahrnl convalescent home in Low- and other relatives will return to will be at Muskegon. They ex- Mrs. Nina Fox and Grace Vander- ter. Mrs. Lucy Graybill of Freeport, ety Council statistics. The nation- and daughter called on their par- dinner guests of their son Lewis ell, Sunday. Ihkk. 25 Ibt — $2.50 feeds her home in Los Angeles, Calif., pressed a hope that spring had ar- lip in Alaska Tuesday afternoon. AFTER TOUGH WINTER WEAR! al toll In 1950 waa 35.000 Uvea, ents, Dr. and Mrs. Beth Vander- and wife in Lowell. They also The Youth Fellowship had a 2500 sq ft; 10,000 sq ft - $7.85 Friday. rived up here—wait and see folks. III. Mrs. Oscar Shriver has been hav- of against 31,500 In 1949. Werf and Mr. and Mrs. John Kor- called on his mother, Mrs. Esther skating party Monday evening at Wayne Benham of Grand Rapids Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cosgriff HIGHEST GRADE ing plenty of birthday surprises this Baker at the Fahrnl convalescent the Lowell Parish House. WhMb Propdly Alignad and IdaaMd Makt for Sow Scottl LAWN SOD to ^ill in was a Sunday dinner and luncheon Mrs. Merle Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. week. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. noelje of Holland Sunday after- home. The Vergennes W. S. C. S. met guest at the Collins-Gaunt home. Charles E. Radford and Newton Wilbur Spridgeon of Grand Rapids noon. bars spots with luxuriant grass. Oondeliom, Plantain, Buckharn, The Whitneyville school Is plan- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder, Row- at the home of Mrs. Adelbert Odell Embr Driving, StMifcq and Above Mr. and Mrs. Will Cosgriff vis- Coons attended a meeting of the brought out oysters for oyster sup- land and Linda attended the wed- Use only a third as much because bropd-kavtd w«»d« bow to 4-XD &ucr ning on having their picnic at the Thursday evening, and officers Wend Control. Dry applind a» ited her sister, Mrs. Lydia Porritt 5th District Rural Letter Carriers per. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kipp Al, Saves Yoar Tint close of the school year at John ding at Second Congregational were elected as follows: President, there art 3,000,000 seeds per in Bowne Friday. Mrs. Porritt is and dinner at Zeeland. Ornamental and family were also supper guests. church in Grand Rapids Tuesday it com*! from tk. pockoga. Ball Park. They would like to have Mrs. Sam Ryder; first vice presi- pound in Scotts. I lb — $ 1.55; Trial 7500 tq H - $175 slowly improving from her frac- Mrs. Stephen Nlsbet, Sr., was Saturday evening Virginia Sprid- evening of Donald Endres and Dor- dent, Mra M. Myckoviak; second BE SAFE —SEE US TODAY! tured arm. geon and friend called and brought the people save their papers and S Ihs - $7.65 25 Ibt - $36.50 11,000 ia ft for S4.8S guest reviewer Tuesday evening for magazines for their school to be thea Sargeant; also attended the vice presldenL Mra F. Franks; Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Borgerson, the ExLibris club at the home of a gift, and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. reception at ttft Friendship House. sec. of Spiritual Life, Mrs. Bert and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Denny vis- Porch Railings Ralph Spencer and family of Grand picked up In the fall, at the be- F Mrs. Stephen Nlsbet, Jr. She re- ginning of the new school year. Mr. and Mra Milton Wilcox of Baker; recording sec., Mrs. Wlnton ited their brother, William Howard viewed "I Remember Mamma," a For Rapids called and brought her a Keene and Mr. and Mra R M. Wil- WEST SIDE GARASE Wilcox; corresponding sec., Mrs. GETS HARDWARE In Flint. Sunday. play by John VanVruten. lovely rosebush. She received a nice cox of Lowell were Sunday visitors NELSON STORMZAND FRANK lAKER Adelbert Odell; treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. E. E. Marshall was very ill Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jessup and lot of cards from friends and rela- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth. West Main SL, Lowell Phone tM Phont 9 Lowtl, Mich. Safety — Beauty Karl Bierl and sec. of children's last week so It was necessary to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil DeRushla at- tives which she appreciated very Joseph Fletcher of Ponitac, Miss work, Mrs. O. J. Odell. postpone her trip to Colorado until tended the Saladln All-Masonic much. lEMQIUTEIt FN this week. —FREE EST'^ATES— Night at the Stadium Saturday Miss Arloa Warren of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Marian Peacock of night Rapids was a week-end guest of Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Don Merrill Phone 420 TWO POWEI MOWEIS rissllsi FH Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haney her cousin Caryl Raab. Sunday was PCI YOM SUNDAY WNNH and three children of Watervliet, —Ikonlo lo Ifceir spent Sunday in Grand Rapids Caryl's birthday. exclnlve CHAMP Bob Schneider of Manistique and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDiarmid with Mr. and Mrs. Dosson Wther- INH isolify power vawars SWANSON-S fsotvrs your hot Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gephart of Lowell Welding of West Bowne were Sunday din- Mess to ride on ok! Flint spent Sunday at the home of ell and son, Terry. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Whole Chicken ECLIPSE The New their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Art Saturday afternoon visitors at Patterson and family. df\ m BUDGET Schneider to observe their mother's the home of Mr. and Mra. Clarence 3*.*. co. $1.69 & Railing Shop IF YOU ARE PLANNING Mrs. Russell Stahr and Mrs. Law- birthday which was on Monday. Haney were her sisters and father, rence Miller of Grand Rapids were Mrs. Harry Marke and two sons of 117 N. Broadway, Lowell, Mich. WITH Lawn Mowers Mrs. Gephart remained for the Tuesday afternoon callers of their CALIFORNIAN week to assist in the care of her Big Rapids, Mrs. Fred Rosenzwelg, (Across From Post Office) A BUILDING sister, Mrs. Mart Postma and bpby. OCEAN SflAY JEUIED sister's baby while Mra. Williams Mrs. Otto York and son, and Mr. Mrs. Barbara Doezoma, Robin kv HAND 4 POWER is confined to the hospital. Friends and Sharon of Grand Rapids. Mrs. and you need lumber, millwork, insulation or Cranberry Sauce MODELS by CHAMP of the family are pleased to hear Esther Johnson of Casnovia were WISE BUYS! that Mrs. Williams has been re- hardware, see us now and see what we have to Monday dinner guests of Mr. and I6-01. con ]7C moved from the critical list, but Mrs. George Linton and family. may not be fully recovered for offer you. Joyce Bates visited her grandma Tel Just try the California i. ispira- Bagged Florida Vahneia many weeks. Mrs. Ernest Bates in Grand Rapids tian of our new Champ hat Ann Marie La Brecque of Grand Friday. Rapids spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Robinson and Green Gianl Peas Town or —with Its soft roll brim, narrow edge her grandmother, Mrs. Anna Yard- WHATEVER... family of Kalamazoo were Sunday LARGE. IfcNDER, SWEET ley. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. and medium-width band. The secret of its Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexander and you need in building material you will find it at McCaul and family. Mr. Robinson 2 No. 303 con, 39 new lightweight is imported fur—specially daughters visited relatives near our yards or we'll get it for you. is the district superintendent of the c Rockford Sunday. Countrq Sunday School of the L. D. S. Take it easy...while a felted by Champ to always look its best. Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Bovee and Come in today and talk over yot'r building plans church. Sportlawa does all the work! Climbs children called on Mr. and Mrs. Miss Freda Beyer of Grand Rap- cuts thickest grass The luxury lining and skillful crafting make Lloyd Wlsner In Saranac Sunday. with us and then you'll know where you stand. ids was a Sunday guest of Mr. and with easaFmgertipcontrols. Simple, Stokely's Corn A group of ladies from the Naz- Mrs. Henry Beyer and family. sefe. dependable. DisrtoD tool steel^ it a top Champ value. In soft, sunny Cali- Cottons Hades Powerful 4-cyde enfinea arene Church left the middle of the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rahlke and GO 10EN CREAM STYLE Yn (ii't Mir Its mitdiUss bioofy! fornia shades. Come in for Cali- f i week for Olivet Nazarene College Larry called on Mr. and Mrs. Her- in Kankakee to attend the Vaca- man Snyder of Caledonia Tuesday 18 in $ 99.00 Ne. 303 co. 17c $4.98 Gallon fomian today. • tion Bible School work shop. evening. 7" 21 in. $129.00 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cogswell of Mis. Chet Swanson reports Mra Lansing called Sunday on his un- Wm. Hopkins and Mike have gone I cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. to Scott Field. 111., to be with "BllT. Hatch, and on Mrs. Hattie Walker. They will live in a house trailer. WITTEN6ACH Stokely*8 Lima Beans Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds Swansons will move back with her and Miss Marian Bushnell spent •PBlNTEDr ROAD^LOWILL father Mike Dahlke of E. Cascade Sales & Service SASY GREEN GEE Friday night and Saturday with Rd. They are remodeling the house I • ast-s. W. Main SL, Lowell Phor e 227 LOWefl, WHCIL (5ocws Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reynolds 3539 now. No. 303 co. 27c FresJi Cubmm Smmbm — B mr 9 Ms# and children in Columbiaville. Mrs. Kittie Charles spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Miss Pineapples 39c Dorothy Lawyer and parents in Baby Food Cascade. GEtBER. HEIN2 OR BEECHNUT Cucumbers to* g™ 2 19c Bananas o*"- 2 ^ 29c Mr. and Mrs. Ernest EUisou spent the week end with his broth- ]>o11ar for l>ollar STRAINED 3 K" 29C er in Holland, Mich. 1 America's Largest and Finest New Potatoes ^ ^ lO^ aSe Prunes s«mw»^ — Lor^. six. 2 49c Mr. and Mrs. John Fahrnl enter- i CHOfftD 2 H" 29c tained Sunday with a family dinner Sweet Corn coWw.Y.ikm 3 k>r0.Mr, 29c Raisins s«« Moid s«*nMi 2 ^ 49c honoring four birthdays. Their you can't beat a Low-Priced Car! guests were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kleft and Mary Lou of Saginaw, Peanut Butter Jmue Fmrkmr Mrs. Amy Lind, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- UMf thur Llnd, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- SULTANA BREAD ert Brown and baby of Ionia and Pontiao TOMATO JUICE MILK Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and 24-01. jor 49c 46-ot. co.i 20-ox. k baby of Grand Rapids. -Wc Mrs. Laura Dawson, Mrs. Syl- 27c vester Bibbler. Mr. and M^s. Wm. Dawsou and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dawson attended the funeral ser- White House Milk Heint- Tomato Soup n-ox. con JQc Crescent Pound Cake 39c vlcea in Pontlac last Friday for Mrs. Rose Hoover. THERE'S NONE BCTTEti Bite-Size Tuna 31© Jelly Coffee Cake 31e Mrs. Miles Bastorby, con James MILES and daughter, Mrs. Vincent Mur- 2 MI COM 25c phy of Detroit, attended the fu- Tide or Oxydol is^epkB. 31c CUxed DonnU — 39c neral of Annie Easterby Monday. Mr. and Mra. R. VanDyke, 128 N. Spanish Bar Cake 39c Hudson St, observed their 55th in a wide varietg from Morgan1* Apple Juice 4^ei.«- 24c Grape Juice wedding anniversary quietly at Homeatyle Bread 24«.loef 20C their home on Saturday, April 21. our fabrics center waors Minute Rice 15-01. pk# 37c Mrs. E. C. Foreman returned last week from a ten-day visit with Mr. and Mra. Philip C. Althen at New bot 39c J 0/ Black Pepper ' - "• 38c TV* StyUlioo Oe Una 2-Door Setfon Kensington, Pa. (CuSmiiHuiiafrtDi^ifrfin^Bnl—dHaMw. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Anderson CHED-0-BIT hohd k i, ilut m emfatia, of mtmUJ of Owosso and Mr. and Mra. Frank Cake Flour 39c Conant of Lansing called on their Pineapple Juice aunt and uncle, Mrs. John S. Tay- Del Monte Peas Ne.303eo. 19c lor and Albert Bedell, Sunday. New Border Prints 80 Sq. Quadriga Percales uitr: Mr. and Mrs. B. G. White and Ideal for aprons, square New Prints and Plain M, t •yi-atpkS. 29c son Brad, visited his parents, Mr. - 39c French Dressing ' 23c and Mra. W. G. White In Ann Ar- dance akirts and curtains. Colors. Guaranteed Fast LARGEST! FINEST! bor Saturday. Yard 84c Colors. Yd. 59c Pineapple 19c Swiss Cheese Mrs. Linda Loucks came by plane Oaljr Chmvretmi he Aa law-PHca Md Cm fey t Only Chevrolet In the Low-Mem Hold Can Offart from Lakeland, Florida, to Toledo, Mel-O-Bit 2^^ 89c Ohio, to attend the funeral of her Del Monte Catsup Del Monte Pears •-«•« Ma303 « 31c Una up oil the con In the low-price field, INDIAN HEAD Dan River Plaids ITS LONGEST! FISHER BODY QUALITY, unmotched for solid and lasting slater, Mrs. Dora C. Powell, after FAMOUS QUALITY Mr* i ond you'll find Chsvroiel the longest. Looks which she returned to her Lowell A host of colors in this "Wrinkle Shed" Cotton Ut trim UitutrxUtd art tubjtct to cJianpi notice. goodness. UNITIZED KNEE-ACTION RIDE, smooth and Grapefruit Sections ' ^ 21c longeit, h longest. home with Mrs. Jennie Gould. universally popular fabric Plaids. Outstanding color Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Evalett of $]09 u^.bt 19c ITS HEAVIEST! gliding. VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE ECONOMY, spirited for fashion apparel and combinations. Yd. Customer's Corner Chevrolet Is a solid value. Outweighs all Nashville called on Mr. and Mra. ,b 3140 a*.* perforaiance at lowest cost. PANORAMIC VISIBILITY, Albert Blaser and Mr. and Mra. home decoration. Yd, 98e Snnnyfield Pastry Floor 25 - ^ f 1.63 omers In me low-prk.e field. Gf»uUr weight Fred Blaasr, Sunday, can you be? gives that big-car feel with big curved windshield. JUMBO-DRUM BRAKES, big- Weason Oil 45c In some nan of act urine bosineaeee, for Mr. and Mra. Robert Bailey of Printed Waffle Pique Picture of a Solid Citizen! Red Salmon taataawi, thej have to allow for a slight IT HAS THE gest in Chevrolef't field. SAFETY-SIGHT INSTRUMENT Grand Rapids called on their niece, Lacette Organdy Full measure In every dhnemlon ... includ- Mrs. Don Lind and family Thurs- narfin of error. WIDEST TREAD! PANEL, with shielded instrument lights. POWEROUDE SUNNYHEtD ing Ihe widest tread In Ihe low-prke field day evening. Pastel shades with a 11 New Spring patterns that Minute Tapioca 18c Bmt mkm k emmm to —frfctoj • easto. UHI We would like to reintroduce you should, because for 25 years Pontaeo (r^r^mk) for sxcsptional roodobility. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION with 105-h.p. valve*, Sunday callers at the homes of over dots and floral do- will thrill you. Yd. $]19 69c aaa^a pmrtku* or rnddfug ap fcsr Ml ass Frank and Ted MacTavish were $100 to a citizen you have met casually haa been designed and built to ba "Styleline De Luxe 4-Ooor Sedan head engine ... optional on De Luxe models ot axtra coif. signs Yd. >«• Lmwl-Prleed Stralfthl Bltfht Hellinnn's Mayonnaise >-«a.}ar 29c srea'l tmtUfimd to W "simoei aeewW Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison and many timee—the beautiful new just that! Fontiac is your ahorteatr daughter, Marjorie of North Park, Qoodiomeom Why MOM riOMf BUY CHfVROUTS THAN ANT OTHB CAB! Price* Cer wkk CM Hydra-MaUr Brire Silver Anniversary Fontiac. This ia easiest step out of the ordinary into Oar MtUd rierfa Imam ti Mr. and Mrs. Carlton French, son (Optional at extra oott) Kieffer Peers ^isa. 22c the finest, moat beautiful car ever the extraordinary. Onr Own Tea ftos f-aa /al •sifU /al and daughter, of Holland, and Mrs. R. Douglas of Grand Rapids. mr Chmtcm mi Silver Sireak to bear the famous Silver Streak. 6a "Kwanto" Crepe ^ SCralgkt Eight •r Six It coets so little to put yourself at ft*-"* 46c Sparkle Puddings Thmi is mky ms caa mutrh ths pries plaMr Charles R. Doyle and Miss Do- This car bas earned a reputation as the wheel of a wonderful Fontiac— aa ssarr Umtm as a>ell as aa yaar ess* lores Baut who attend Hillsdale Printed patterns of Paci- ttfa* 38c Pineapple ewe Owfce* He. 1 «. 27c CHEVROLET College, spent the week end with fic Mills qual. seersucker. — Ihe MMC Beaatifal TUag aa Wheels a good solid citizen—and well it come in and get tba facta and figuraa. the former's mother, Mrs. Charles Toa wifl belp tka aaaa aad wmmm a# Doyle. KAP msintaio their weU-earoed repoUtkMi Mrs. A. Stevenson and Mr. and Grapefruit Juice - 29c for aeeoracr bf promptly reporting sajr Mrs. Ivan Shear and children of time aa nlgfal be la error. Please wrhsi 8 O'CIock Coffee Alaska called on Mrs. Kenneth Yard 79c CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. Pletcher Friday evening. Mrs. Att prie*$ ffcoMt /Ufs (kubuUmg ffcoea •/ Pletcher has been suffering from WEEKES L. E. JOHNSON *-• 77c AAP Food Stores not sab/ecl to pries trntilrngt) gmmnmfeJ — Wmd- an aggravated case of hives for Plain colored Seersucker m iMKkogkm Aren Htm Yotb 17, If. V. McFALL CHEVROLET several weeks. Cvrndr Main i Vergsnno: Read PHone 24 * $2.25 r, dpHt ZStk tkromgh Tmmdmy, Mmy Im. Yd. 74c 219 WEST MAIN# LOWHi 501 W. Mam St. Lowell. Mich. Phone 298 Gilbert Steeley A Dover, Ohio, called on his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. 77 Fred Blaser Wednesday.

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tlon at the Stadium la Grand Jtaa- TRAINBD* true fRtar, V •kmal committals Will gift lit o*n bol of to ths fte MaePherson * • CERTIFIED. CLARKSVULE Id* last weak. honest views. Bradley ahoill So applMadea, etc. KomKoe e ftn*ll Pullorum Paseed, day old and ItWEU lEIfiER WANT ADS...BRIM RESULTS Mrs. Alice Livingston Mrs. Anna Livingston and Mrs. Dnig^ Saranac. Mich. Mra Ira Sargeant the same. General MacArthur could not More Want Ads started chicks are atlll available WATCH REPAIRING by aa aa- FOR RENT—Former L o w e I FOR SALE-On May 3 and 4 1 DEKALB CORN first choice of Alice Livingston attended a party during April, May, June, also The newly organised Boys Chib Too often in the past witnesses compromise principle for expedi- LADING CLOVER SCKD. •light pert Free estimates. Avery Creamery Building. 208 E. Main. will sell some antiques; chairs, farmers across the nation. For Mrs. M. C. Stout of Ionia ipent at Mrs. Erma Neeb's with Mrs. VOBBURO Block and Gravel Co.— at Lowell Baptist Chureh has been Mr. and Mra. Ray Seese spent from various branches of the Arm- ency. He stands fo* a strong virile mixture of Alslks form $1 'o IDE those desiring summer and fall Jewelera. eSOtf N. E. Borgerson, Phone 291 Low- dishes, shells from Florida, and the last 3 consecutive year* the having a good time Saturday eve- Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Mar- Marvel Neeb hostess. ed Forces, when questioned by chicka, please writs us about THOMPSON'S Saturday evening at the home of America and we Americans must par lb. Donald McPherson, Low- by vibration and compreaaton ell. c52-63 beds, at my farm home flrs^ top Michigan State Farmer* av- nings In the basement clubroom. ian Beattle. Clarence Klme was eleeted pres- Congress have failed to raise their your needs. MaePherson Hatoh- Mr. and Mrs. Ashall Thompson of honor and respect him for his mn. C01-63-1 Grand River Drive., Ada Phone FOR SALE—Certified berry plants, house west of Moseley Store. Mrs. eraged over 133 bu. per acre. For The boys play peppy games with a Howard Risings daughter and ident of the Trl-County softball voices In opposition to programs erfr. Ionia R3. Phone ia49WS. South Bowne and enjoyed a visit great service to our country and MOT or mt double state inspected. Strawber- Norma S. Frost. c52 highest yields, perfeel picking volley ball, have military drill, de- family of Lansing spent the week league at Freeport Friday evening. and policies which they considered psies-i FARM LOANS with their cousins, Mrs. Amanda for his selfless devotion to duty. HOUSEWTVES; It's easy to ries, Premiers, Robinsons, Cats- and safe cribbing, plant DeKalb. cide their own business matters, end with him. detrimental to the best Interests of $2 per hour In your spare 4% Interest—Long Term. Natl SANITARY MARKET Brighton and Mr. and Mrs. Beck- SARANAC STOCK TARD6- Buy- kill*, Dunlape, Fairfax. Dorsett, FOR SALE—Boy's jr. Dike, good Gerald Kyser, phone Lowell 86-F5 and have an Interesting story from John Beattle was In Ionia Mon- the United States. In many cases, and get your own dresses as bop- NEW DODGE TRUCKS Now In Farm Loan Ass'n. 1043 Leonard er, all of Canada. X-ray Now Probes the ing Monday. S:S0 ta 4:00. We yiak Gem Everbearing. Raspberries: condition. Lowell phone 128. p52 c52 the Book of Books, the Bible. Mo- day assisting his brother-in-law, Pleasant Valey their reluctance to speak their con- us, showing new spring Maison- stock H ton, % ton, 1 ton and St.. Grand Rapltls. Mich. Phone Phone 233 G. R. (Butch) Thoippson 205 E. Main Mr. and Mrs. Horace Myers were The x-ray can now be used to up. Saranae 3631; ether daye G Latham (red), Cumberland tion pictures have been shown Floyd Schworer. Mrs. Bert Blank victions has been conditioned by ette dresses, children's apparel, 2 ton available for immediate de- 72563. e42-lf Sunday caller* at the Sam Patter- find defects In logs and heavy tim- Rapids (black), Sodus (purple). Order WANTED—Used refrigerator in YOU MAY HAVE a nice Collie pup twice, and another film will be Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blough and the practice of President Truman nylon lingerie and hoalery. No livery. All are priced with the son home In Keene. bers which are hidden from the na- early. Write for Price List Hor- good condition. Louis Fancovk. for a good home. We have 3. shown this Saturday. Shirley and Pannle Blough were Jolly Workers Sewing Chib and Secretary Acheson of taking experience necessary, no canvas- FOR SALE—6 year old, sorrel, lowest Gould's Garage, Phone BUT TOUR GRADUATE a Watch Ira Sargeant attended the dinner ked eye by the bark and outer rocks Berry Farm, R.F.D. 3 3356 Call Lowell phone 230-F11. p52 A. E. Wingeier, Alto, R. 2. p52 When Tee Tkiik of Meat er foiltry — TUak of Tkoapseo's visitors in Eaton Rapids Sunday Mrs. Ruth Darby was hostess to Immediate and violent reprisals sing, no delivery. Write C. W. mare, broke for girls to ride. Al- M® Lowell. caa —an Elgin, Benrus or Hamilton sponsored by the Saranac buaineas wood. Once the defects are lo- Dildine Rd, Ionia, Mich. Phone Advertise lr the Ledger. at the Jake Woods home. against those who dared to dis- Claver, P. O. Box 549, Grand so some farm tools and 6 beauti- for SI a week. Avery Jewelers. FOK SALE- Heavy duty trailers. the Jolly Workers Sewing club last men last Wednesday night cated, the sawmill operator can 1221W2. p4£Mlt KENT SEED OATS—Grown from Roofing Supplies Chris Fahrni. Sr. spent several Friday at her home In Clarksvllle. agree. Admiral Denfeld spoke his Rapids L c5163-63 ful AJK.C. registered Collie pup- WANTED—Used stroller in good efiOtf 6 ton capacity. One two wheel Wm. Stalter Is taking a forced thus use the log to best advantage. registered seed, SI per bushel, days at the home of his son and A fine chicken dinner waa served convictions to the Congress—he 1* pies to be sold reasonable, nat- condition. Mrs. Carlton Wllco*, CEMENT OR ROAD ORAVEL, utility trailer. One John Deere vacation from work, having Infec- bin run. John Miller, 52nd St. family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fahr- at noon. There w^te two meiVibers on ihe reUred list today. A di*tlii- CALEDONIA LIVESTOUlC SALi ural heelers. Squire Collie Ken- Ada phone 3764. c62 SI.50 a yard, delivered. Be ready HELLO FARMERS — Are you 2 bottom 14-in. plow. Porch rail- CHOICE FRESH DRESSED Sted Roofing Sq. $13.95 tion in one of his feet. Lcdgtr ads. bring Lowell phone 69F5. o52-l unable to be with us. Mrs. Mayme gulshed American Surgeon, Admir- every Monday at 5 n'rloek. caotf nels, Loweli H-2. Phone 281Fi2. for spring. Vnabnrg Block A thinking about a silo? We can ings while the steel lasts. Lowell ni. Mr. and Mrs. John Lott are very LADIES! Mrs. Ruby Heaven and Mrs. Bar- Church waa our visitor. We sewed al Boone, spoke bis beliefs. He was eSl-SSd APARTMENT FOR REN T-S Gravel Co., Grand River Drive. make your thinking «>ms true, WeldinK Shop. c52 Saturated Felt roil $4.10 happy to announce that their GRAIN DRILL—11 hole, with fcr bara Breseno called on Mrs. Julia rug rag* for our hostess. The May retired. General Edson of the Mar- rooms and bath. LoweU phone Ada Phone 3307. i-40tf with a C A B cement stave alio. Start a buiines* of your own, daughter-in-law, Mrs. Phillip Lott, BLAB WOOD—All hardwood alab WANTED-Lady to clean office. tillzer and grass seed attachment Cantu Sunday. Mr*. Cantu came meeting will be at the home of Mrs. ine Corp* disagreed with the pres- 482-F2. c52 Call R A. Wlttenbach Lowell Plastic Cement--gal. $1 who has been a patient at the Sun- for quick spring heat. |3 a cord FOR SALE!—International F-20 Superior Furniture Co. c52 Corn Planters, used, 175 to |175. representing home from Grand Rapids Osteo- Ethel Blank. ent bosses in the Administration HE8CHE FARM MARKET phone 40-F2. olttf Chickens flhine Sanatarium for nearly three and dared to tell Congress so. Ed- W. Main St—Across from Foreman's Hatchery — Open Evenings at the miU, |4 a cord delivered PASTURE LAND FOR RENT— tractor, Reg plow and buzz saw New and used trucks, H ton pathic hospital Friday. FOR SALE-Registered Jersey Rd Roofing._Sq. $2.31 AVON PRODUCTS, INC. Local* years, will be abki to return to her son Is now retired. In other words, in Lowell. Cornell Lumber Co. Water on premises. Mrs. Jessie attachment. Late model cultiva- FOR SALE—African violets. B0Q through 3 ton In stock. Wltten- Sunday dinner guests at the home at Holland soon. Schrader, Alto phone 4224. p-62 bull, 17 months. Phone Alto 2474. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hooper were any critic of Administration polic- 170 LoweU tor. Phone Saranac 4811. p52 W. Main, LowelL bach Sales A Service, Phone 227. right in your own community. Ensley Stuarts were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Keim, Mr. Do you ever have to atretch your food dollsr to maks H go all Wm. Klahn. p52 Young, Plump Roosters among those who attended the fu- ies within the government lives c52 Lock Shingles.-Sq. 6.95 For further information, write: Ralph Grieves of Keene. and Mrs. Ira Sargeant; also Mr. sroundf We think we have the place where you can do It Hsra neral of Raymond Ferry at Kala- under the shadow of the ax. As Miss Natalie Stuarc spent the and Mra. Edward Anderson and sre a few of our everyday low price*. Come up and look. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and FOR SALE—Admiral Television, mazoo last Tuesday. shown by the MacArthur-Truman repaired. Motors repaired also. Wood Shingles Bdl $2.85 week end in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mra. Bert Hanson attended good condition S69.50. Call after Mrs. Gladys R. Brandt Mr*. Robert Owens, Mra. A. T. incident, the American public ad- Potatoes, large peck 39c bu. $1.50 Gamble Store and Jack Spidell. Miss Trina VanHulzen. the Great Lakes Invitational of 4:30, Lowell phone 520F2. Wil- 1034 S. Prospect Avenue Eash and Mra. Bert Blank were mires a person who is willing to Phone Ada 3902. c52tf Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Comstock of Barbershop singing at the Civic Potatoes, Early Cobblers for seed bu. $1.50 liams Radio Service. c52 Our stock is Complete Grand Rapids, Michigan among those from around here to sacrifice a personal career for the Grand Rapids spent the week end auditorium at Grand Rapids Satur- KINGAN S SUGAR CURED M 4 attend the Alto Garden Club meet- best interests of the entire nation. Apples, several varieties Vj bu. $1.00 Check This Price List for Your LAWN MOWERS 116.75 and up. FOR SALE—Model 494 Thor wash- Compare, Buy and Save lat the Chas. Livingston home. Mr. day night. Lawn seed, lawn mowers shar- ing last Wednesday. er. used nine months; also twin and Mrs. Alfred Bedell were Sat- Mr. and Mra. Wm. Statler were The great tributes paid to Gen- Bananas lb. 10c pened and repaired. Also wall at Mrs. Fred Cool was In Grand aluminum tubs. Call Ada 7-2116 urday evening callers. Wednesday evening dinner guests eral MacArthur and the reaction paper steamer for rent. Thorn- Rapids last week at the home of GROCERIES BAKED GOODS after 5:00. c52 Mr. and Mrs. Manard Hunt and of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Fawley of against the President have resulted apple Hardware, Cascade. c52tf Bacon Sqrs. fwf Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cool. Dennis family were Sunday dinner guest* Ionia. The dinner was in honor of returned home with her for the primarily from a long pent-up dis- JOPPE'S Used Cars— of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stein of the Stalter's twentieth wedding an- FOR SALE I have a supply of OTTO mzm week end with his grandparents. gust with White House policies. Mr. Mello D Milk In csrton*. Homogenlzed..qt 20c Regular..qt 19e 1946 Plymouth 4 door Lowell Lumber & Grand Rapids. niversary. Truman is Judged as an appeaser Spring Farm Pioneer Hybrid seed corn avail- No Limit Revival meetings continue thru WHITFORD'S ICE CREAM—qt 45e, H gal. pk. SSc 1940 Chevrolet Club Coupe Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taylor The annual meeting of the Lad- able now. This year plant the this week. Special music and sing- in the eyes of the public. He tol- 1939 Plymouth l-door spent Sunday near Nashville at the ies Aid of this district, namely corn that has been proven In the Coal Company ing also each night. erates White House aides who are 1935 Chevrolet 2-door Bernard Vanderwafer home. seven chums of the Church of the If your telephone number appear* in thi* adv. atop In snd get a Michigan field trial conducted by Mr*. Ethel Blank, Mrs. Manda mixed up with R. F. C. scandals. Brucs Walter Brethren will be held at the local Free Pint of Ice Oresm. Lowell phones 472, 323F2, 97, 247F5i Ads M S.C. ^ Verne Wenger. Miss Delores Taylor and friend, Scott, Mrs. Delia Scott and Mrs. He has been soft with men like McQueen Motor Co., Yard Hour*: 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. church on Thursday, May 3rd. The 3S63. 3569; Alto 4S2S 2606. Phone Alto 2619 after 5 p. m. Richard Staffen were Sunday Cassle Slater and Mra. Harriet Alger Hiss and other communist 222 W. Main St. Lowell phone 124 DEL FARM YELLOW . guest speakers will Include Mes- CLOSED THURSDAY AFTER- guests at the Donald Storm home Mote were among those from here sympathizers. He dismissed Gen- c52 c52 dames Minnie and Harriet Bright, GET THE SUNDAY HERALD HERE Supplies NOON. MAY THROUGH in Delton. who attended the Jolly Workers eral MacArthur who was the sym- who are returned missionaries LAWN MOWER SHARPENING— HIGH-SPEED Polishing machine SEPTEMBER Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richardson Club at Mrs. Ruth Darbys In from China. The program will be- all kinds up to 30 inch. Motor available at Lowell Lumber A | Phone 16 Lowell entertained sixteen guests at the Clarksvllle last Friday. gin at ten o'clock. The official repairing. Kleinheksel's Feed restaurant. In honor of the Silver The W M. A. Monthly Prayer Coal Co. Low rental cost. c52 Margarine 2$?^ business of the organization will be FEEDS FERTILIZER Service. Mo Cordes. Alto phone Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Service will be with Mra. Ila Hoop- held during the afternoon session. 2193. c49-6t CUT RATE GASOLINE—You save Mrs. Roy Matz Tuesday evening. er and Mrs. Nina Hulliberger The luncheon will be served by the per ton 4c to 5c per gallon by buying Cake and Ice cream were served Thursday afternoon. Blue Ribbon Chick Starter $ 5.20 No Limit ladies of the local aid. S1.00 Costume Jewelry—Chokers, here. Try a tankful. You and for refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Near of Way- 3—9—18 53.80 While playing In the yard Sun- Blue Ribbon Grower 5.10 Bracelets, Ear Rings, Scatter your motor be the Judge of its Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Livingston land were dinner guests at the Geo. day, at the home of Mr. and Mra. Pins. Avery Jewelers, Lowell. quality. Drive In! Mallory Ser- the list word ii called on Mr. and Mrs. Glen Love- Near home Moday. Blue Ribbon Egg Mash 4.90 0—9—27 54.00 yoi/u err routsur Erwin Heldrlck, the small son of cSOtf vice Station, •>! mile west on M21 IN tors or rnoimit land In Alto Sunday afternoon. George and Leslie Near were din- ) Fresh Mix Egg Maih 4.70 2—16—8 (Limited) 49.85 Mr. and Mra. Blough, was bitten 52 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth spent ner guests at the Lloyd Near home J FARM BUREAU MEMBERS anr PORK ^ Z wirr* rou MAM A ham by the Heidrick dog. Eight stitch- par irmi MiUrt Sunday in Grand Rapids with their at W. Freeport Sunday. above feeds 10c less in burlap all Interested rural people are Of PAAMHf* DOUMLt/ es were taken to close the gash. 0—12—12 44.10 FOR SALE-USED CABS daughter and family, Mrb. sheila Miss Sarah Ann Miller of Grand Invited to call and Investigate The dog was immediately killed Blue Ribbon Poultry Concentrata 5.90 1949 Chevrolet Styleline Del. 4-dr. Griffin, Carol and Bill. Rapids called at the Ammon Mil- 2—12—6 43.00 Careless driving co*t* moneyl and was taken to Lansing Monday Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance 1949 Chev. Fleetline Spec. 2-dr. Miss Carol Griffin, winner of ler, Jr., home Saturday afternoon Scratch Feed 4.20 Services. Call R. A. Wlttenbach, Protect your pocket book and for examination. 3—12—12 51.50 1949 Ford Custom 2-door your car with *afe driving. And first prize In the Clarksvllle ama- and also called to see her grand- for service and information. Neck Bones # Mr. and Mrs. Jay Leece and son Blue Ribbon Broiler 5.35 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 4-dr. teur hour, will appear in Saranac father. George Near. be *ure that your auto i* safe Richard spent the week end with 4— 12—8 51.70 Lowell phone 40-F2. cS6tf Above cars all have radios and Mr. and Mra. Emery Klme and Blue Ribbon Turkey Starter 5.60 'to drive. Let u* check your car at their amateur program May 4. their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. air conditioning heaters. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beland, Jr. WANTED TO LIST—Good farms and put it In tip-top running Sunday guests al the Ernest Res- Wayne Dawson and family of Ro- Blue Ribbon Turkey. Grower 5.75 Less 5% discount 30 days 1936 Chevrolet 4 door Fresh — Meaty and family were dinner guests at and suburban property aa I have order. er home were Mr. and Mrs. Runlng chester, Ind. 1933 Ford 2 door and family of Battle Creek, Mr. and the Glen Klme home near Saranac 16% Dairy Feed * 4.20 Milorganrte cwt. 3.25 the buyers. Wm. A- Armstrong, Regular oil change and lubrica- Terms and Trade •Hi Mrs. Wilbur Reser and family of Sunday, and helped Glen celebrate Broker, Ada, R-2, or Phone tion will add years to the life of 32% Dairy Feed 5.20 Vigoro cwt. 4.00 VICS AUTO SERVICE . his birthday. Rockford 7-1208. o48tf SAGGING FLOORS—Free inspeo- FIRE INSURANCE is more Tin- your automobile. Wayland and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blue Ribbon Dairy Balancer 5.15 £34 W. Main St LoweU Reser of Grand Rapids. George and Leslie Near were din- Vigoro 25 lbs. 1.50 Phone 2S8FZ cM tion. Steel beams and posts In- portant now than ever befon SPOT CASH for dead and dlaablea Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Heldrlck ner guests of Lloyd Neara west of Blue Ribbon Golf Meal 50 lbs. 3.80 stalled. General Crnstructlon Co., with prices continually rising. HBM'S TEXACO SERVICE were In Lansing Monday. Freeport Sunday. i " YOUR " ? stock. Horse* SS.00, cows 18.06 HALLMARK GREETING CARDS GL 4-7608 evening*; GL 6-6714 Our policies give you the proteo. Calf Meal and Pellets 25 lbs. 1.90 Pigs, calves and sheep removed E. Main A Jefferson Rev. and Mrs. Levi Slagle will Mrs. Barbara Miller and Sarah SEEDS Your friends and dear ones will day*. o39tf tlon you need. See us today. free. Phone collect to Rockforo Phone #114 Lewell attend the ministerial meeting in Ann were at George Neart Satur- Rabbit Pellets 5.00 treasure a Hallmark Card from Peter Speerstra. General Insur- 5 WASHINGTON: Ranger Alfalfa ,54.00 bu. 74551. Roy Cooper, Llcensse tot ance. Lowell phone 269. cS2 Wllllamston Wednesday and Thurs- day. 7 No- 303 caw Dog Food lb. .10 you for it says you cared enough Runciman Motor Sales— A large number of relatives and KROGER APPLESAUCE $1 Darling A Co., or Urleana 26-F21 to send the very best! So, re- day. 1950 Chevrfolet 2-door FOR SALE—Modern two bedroom friends of L. J. Mote gave him a RICH FLAVOR, READY TO SERVE Dog Food, Kibbles lb. .12 Montana Grimm Alfalfa .45.00 bu. c3Str member others this thoughtful Rev. Barker of Union City per- 1949 Mercury 2-door home. Phone LoweU 269-F11 p52 farewell party Saturday evening. ! REVIEW formed the marriage ceremony Kraylets cwt. 14.00 Canadian Grimm Alfalfa -45.00 bu. FOR QUICK SALE—Going Into way at glad times, sad times, all 1949 Chevrolet Business Coupe He leaves Thursday to be inducted mUHJ Lf Friday evening for Lee Richardson business I will aacriflce my 3- times. Available at Christiansen 1941 Chevrolet Sedan in the Army service. His wife Shell Corn 3.70 TODAY'S EGG PRICES and Miss Alice Patrick, both of Canadian Varigated Alfalfa .45.00 bu. bedroom home on Murray Lake. Drug Store, Lowell c52 1939 Chrysler Sedan Clarksvllle, at the Wesleyan Meth- Thressa will stay at the home of GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 5 3 CM Si Acre of ground, fenced-in chick- Nest Run At the Farm, Coarse Cracked Corn 3.80 TORTURE of stlff-aa-a-board work 1936 Ford Pick-up odist church. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman KROGER - rrs READY TO USE, JUST CHILL Washington Common Alfalfa -45.00 bu. en coop, garage; apple, peach, shoes Is utterly needless. Wear Used Car Radio Large MUler. Fine Cracked Corn 3.90 cherry trees, grapes, asparagus, Callers at the Lloyd Livingston California Common Alfalfa .25.00 bu. Wolverine Shell Horsehldes. It will Pay to see Jay home Saturday evening were Mr. strawberries and red raapberrlea 44c dozen Corn MeaP 3.80 ; Coons. and Alsike -30.00 bu. Loads of persnnial flowere, gar- Brown Egg* — 2c Less and Mrs. Clarence Klme and girls Southwest Bowne ' •' 5 1 Hn. $| Corn and Oats 3.90 Worthwhile to see Lyle and Dwlght Swlger of Lansing. FRUIT COCKTAIL den spot and a boat. First good FOR SALE—Irish cobbler seed po- A-l Guarantee — A-l Automobiles Klelnlieluel Feed Service Mrs. L. T. Anderson June Clover .21.00 bu. offer takes it 3rd bouse on east HOG FEEDERS Mrs. Edith Decker, Mrs. Grace KROGER-FANCY FRUITS CUT IN COCKTAIL STYLE Oats i 3.50 tatoes $1 per bu. Godfrey Roth, Lowell Phone 222 c51 Alto Phons 2193 McCorde, Mloh. Phillips and Mrs. Josephine Knapp la the short period of three days Ground Oats 3.60 Mammoth Clover 21.00 bu. side of road going In on Island. Lowell phone 118-F14. p52 plan on attending the Odd Fellow Mrs. Leon Anderson cared for the nation paid high tribute to a Grace Bryant, Lowell phone 605- Maurice and Nickle Pitsch Thurs- F13. c41tf FOR SAL E—T e a m, perfectly and Rebekah anniversary meeting great miliary man, General Doug- 4 46 oz. tin* Rolled Oats 6.50 Timothy .20 Ib. at the Ionia hall Thursday evening. day evening while their parents, las MacArthur, and mourned the GRAPEFRUIT JUICE matchcd bay mares, weight 3,000. Bran 3.70 WANTED—Job shearing sheep. In- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slater and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pitsch and Mr. loss of another patriot of heroic Brome .27 Ib. Dependable: will work anywhere. KROGER - ITS "SOMETHING DIFFERENT' TO SERVE AT BREAKFAST quire first house east of Ware for ffasfer family visited relatives In St. Johns and Mrs. James Sherman attended stature—Senator Arthur Vanden- Middlings 3.85 George Wieland, Lowell phone Chewing Fescue — school, Donald Richardson, 11512 Sunday. an M.S.C. Alumni party in Grand berg. The achievements of both .90 Ib. 40 F4. p52 Linseed Meal 4.50 Ware Road, Lowell R. 3. p51-2t Gottlieb Roth has been at the Rapids. men are Indelibly written on the Mr. and Mra. Robert McDalrmid 7 23 or caw Dutch White Clover 1.25 lb. FOR SALE — McCormlck-Deerlng Osteopathic hospital in Grand Rap- pages of history. It is tragic that PORK & BEANS Soybean Meal 4.50 FOR SALE—1949 Ford Custom 8 were in Hastings Saturday eve- 16 trailer tractor plow, good aa POULTRY GROWTH ids for observation from Friday In this perilous hour the free peo- KROGER-DEUCIOUSLY TENDER BEANS WITH LEAN PORK Kentucky Blue Grass .80 Ib. with radio, heater and scat cov- ning. Grandma cared for their Wheat 4.00 new. Half mile west of G. T. morning to Saturday night. ple of the world no longer have ers. Good condition: 27,000 miles. two little daughters, Linda and Station, Gulliford. p52 Built for Body IOM Sunday dinner guests at the Leo the benefit of the Senator's leader- Dried Milk 12.00 .20 Ib. Herbert Elzinga, 731 High St. Margaret. Kyscr home were Mr. and Mrs. ship in the Congress and the Gen- C51-52 wkli porotu body-brtatk- Miss Julia Troy Is enjoying two 7 No. 303 caw Oyster Shells 80 lbs. 1.05 Red Top .60 Ib. FOR SALE—USED CARS Wm. Stalter and family. The Kyser eral' vast skill, knowledge and in KROGER CORN N weeks vacation from her office du- 1950 Olds Rocket 88 Club Coupe, ing "Knit to Fh ooafwt family and two sons of Mr. and tegrity in the high councils of the Grit, all flies 80 lbs. 1.05 Reed Canary Grass SUNBEAM Mlxmasters, Toast- ties in Grand Rapids. CREAM STYLE, YELLOW OR WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN .60 Ib. 17,000 miles. Loaded with acces- Mrs. Harvey Relgler spent the military. masters and Steam Irons. Terms ftnd imoothnefi. Tftilorod- Mrs. Wm. Graham of Greenville Calcium Carbonate .75 sories. evening at the Stalter home. Mr. Rye Grass .18 Ib. |1 per week. Avery Jewelers. spent a few days last week with 1949 Chevrolet 4 door Sedan, in mild mpport, imartly Stalter has been confined to his The passing of Senator Vanden- Meat Scrap 7.00 cSOtf her mother, Mrs. Lydia Porritt and Sweet Clover, White Blossom .14.00 bu. very clean. borne for the past week with in- berg brought sadness to all and a masculine. Try theit brother, Alden and family. , EMBASSY PRESERVES 3 » ~ » $1 Bone Meal 5.00 COWS FOR SALE—Three 8-year- 1946 Chevrolet Tudor; radio; fection In his foot and Is under the feeling of irreparable loss. It was Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pitsch and APRICOT, PLUM, PINEAPPLE, PEACH - DELICIOUS WITH BROWN 'N SERVE ROLLS Sweet Clover, Yellow Blossom 14.00 bu. blds, fresh; one 4-year-old, fresh; heater. modern functional body- doctor's care. fitting that so many dignitaries Crushed Rock Salt 1.25 little sons Maurice and Nickle one 2-year-old, due soon. Wm. 1940 Olds Sedan line Sli* today —. and get Mi. and Mra.-Leon Rouah called from Vice President Bark ley on Packers Salt 50 lbs. .75 Ladino ; . 1.90 Ib. were Sunday dinner guests of her down should come to his home for Frost, 1H ml. west of M-91 on at the Ray Stahl home Sunday af- WITTENBACH that new idea of what parents, Mr. and Mra. L. T. An- the final services. The senator has Gold Msdal Salt 1.15 3Sth St. p52 ternoon. Mrs. Stahl has not been Dill Pickles 4 22» m Si Cherries 5 *>. 303»»si Wisconsin 38 Barley 2.60 bu. SALES A SERVICE derson and brother Claire. departed but his work will forever underwear comfort can be. well since having the flu last win- DANDY - Slice and serve as garnish wHti meats KROGER - Red, Tart, PHfad Trace Mineral Salt 1.90 Your Oldsmoblle Car and Intor- Johnny Thlebedeau assisted with be a guiding light for the genera- FOR SALE—Coal healing hot wat- ter. , national Truck Dealer the work at the Andrew Jousma tions to follow. His death Is a Plain Block Salt .60 COAL er heater and tank; alao white Dan Fell returned home Sunday Cecil Bibbler, Sales Mgr. home Saturday. tragic loss to all the free people of electric heater. Call after 4:00 SLIX from his daughter's, Mrs. Louise Tuna Fish 4 Si Coffee SPOTUCHT-I a. Cobalt Block Salt .95 Phone 227 Lowell Mr. and Mra. Paul Kackacle of the world. He served the naUon he Anthracite ton 23.00 o'clock. L A. Tanner, 210 Mareao In 6-, 10- ond 16-Hole Sizes Zahm In Mt. Morris. CALIFORNIA, GRATED - Serve Taaa Fbh Salad • both lor c52 jliHt Mllford and Mr. and Mrs. Edward loved so well far beyond the call Calcium Chloride 2.25 St., Lowell phone 476. c52 Make every pig in the litter earn a The Booster club met at the Wlerenga and family were Sunday of duty. Briquetts - ton 19.00 Dry Molasses 50 lbs. 2.60 WANTED—Anybody Interested In FOR SALE—1942 Ford 2-door. per- UNDERWEAR quicker profit Keep him busy eat- school house Tuesday evening. guests of their parents. Mr. and *1 Plans for the plcnlr rtlwusspd SOUP «-..i srjstr- Pocahontas ton 17.80 steady Job, inquire of R. J. Lin- fect condition, will take cattle In Mra. S. Sheeban «nd Jim. Undoubtedly most of you heard Wet Molasses 5.00 ing. Jame«way"Pork Maker" feeders VEGETABLE - HeeWrfu! Md Appetelng ton, Alto. trade. 40 acre corner on US-16, and prices on an electric mixer will Austin Bowman attended the or saw through radio and televis- Pocahontas Nut ton keep feed better. They're leakproof, be ready for next meeting. Cake Serval Litter 2.45 16.00 priced to sell. John Regan, Lov - ATHLCTIC SHIRT SLIX pancake supper at the 4-H Lodge ion General MacArthur'a historic ell R. 2 or Alto phone 4322. cu2 hog-proof, last longer. Self-fed hogs and coffee were served by Mra. at Bostwick Lake Friday evening. speech before a joint meeting of the Oat Hull Litter. 1.15 TODAY'S PAYING PRICES SIZM S, M, L Size* 28 to 44 Wheaties 12 oz. plig. 23c FRENCH FRYER Stoker "Olga" ton 16.20 are profiitable hog*. Marian Nash and Mrs. Dorothy Congress. The emotional reaction Lime -60 PER DOZEN FOR EGGS FOR SALE or Trade—120 acres of Price 98c Price $1.10 Ackerson. The members also plan- to the speech among members of "Wheaties at 7 helps M If' ^ Quert Aluminum Kentucky Egg ton 15.90 splendid clay loam soil, good ned to have a card shower for Mrs. Harris Creek Spray Lime .65 Federol-Sfate Grades the House and Senate was un- Kentucky Lump ton 16.40 buildings, north of Lowell. Might Julia Cantu. Mra. Basil Vreeland doubtedly similar to your own. It KROGER Wfth Thermometer Poulcentrate 25 lbs. 7.10 Large, Grade A 46c consider taking a home In Low- WITTENBACH Mrs. Mary Thomas has returned was the General's day and rightly Medium, Grade A 43c ell toward payment. Katherine Pocahontas Slack ton 11.00 Small, Grade A 39c from the south. James Bams leaves tomorrow for so. While Supply Lusts Poulcentrate 10 lbs. 3.10 Gelser, Broker, Rockford 76623. BREAD 2.29 Large, Grade B 42c Sales & Service Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hanson were Sar Francisco after a two weeks Many friends h&ve asked me Soft Coal Slack ton 8.50 c52-2t V.V BAiV guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Osmun Poulcentrate 5 lbs. 1.75 Brown Eggs 3 cent* less. CHICKS (23Sns W. Main St, Lowell Phone 227 leave at home. He was a dinner whether the Democrats of the Con- Sw **-!.. F«I. Rjtz Crackers ^ *. 32c and family near Charlotte Sunday. guest of Mra. Edna Gelb and Ruth gress applauded the General's re- Freshertone 25 lbs. 6.50 Bodywood .cd. 6.00 BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR FOR SALE—Apartment size elec- tric stove, medium oil burner, Mra. Mary Walter, Mr*. Ernest Monday evening. marks. Frankly, I didn't spend 20 o*. loaf IJC NABISCO - America's Favorite Cracker Alto, Mlchlgen Livestock Concentrate lb. .20 Zigler Nut ton 13.70 large looking glass, chiffoniers, Tucker will accompany Mrs. Jean Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns and much of my time watching the Prices subject to change Harker to the O. E. B. Chapter at sons called on his father and Jamea actions of my Democratic col- Md Wool Twine ball .60 buffet, rocking chair, steel cabi- Hastings Tuesday. Burns Saturday p. m. but found leagues during the 37 minutes Gen- Layer Cake < 59c Hi Ho Crackers »> rfa 30c CEDAR POSTS net, canned fruit. 30c quart.. Jars Trout Fishermen...! Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Stahl, Mr. Dependable Used Cars: 40c dozen. Mrs. John Tlistra, they had gone to Ann Arbor and eral MacArthur spoke. It was my PINEAPPLE ORANGE-SILVER SUNSHINE-SERVE WITH SOUP BUILDING SUPPLIES 1948 Plymouth Spl. Dlx. 4 Dr. Peck's Hill, LowelL p52 We Invite You To Visit Our New and Mrs. Dalton Stahl, Mr. and Ida to spend the week end with general impression, however, that 0 ft., 6 in. ea. 1.05 Mi*. Chas. Colby, Mr. and Mrs. lilti granddaughters. the Democrats of the House and 1949 Plymouth Convertible Coupe MONARCH BRAND Charle* Marvin, Mrs. Geo. Cowles, Senate on all but three or four Cement bbl. 4.20 1949 Plymouth Dlx. 2-door FOR SALE—Two yearling Holsteln Mra. Edna Gelb and daughter 8 ft., 5 in. ea. .78 bulls. R. A. Wlttenbach, Lowell Barbara and Betty Leazenby, Mra. occasions did applaud. The Gen- Bonelett—Whole or Half 1948 Plymouth Spl. Dlx 4-door TACKLE SHOP Ruth were Sunday guests of Mr. Golden Yellow Mortar bbl. 4.00 phone 40F2. o52 Ben Rillema, Mrs. M. P. Lenhard and Mrs. John Heler of Grand Rap- eral's speech, given without rancor 7 ft., 5 in. ea. .65 1947 Plymouth Spl. Dlx. 4 dr. and Rev. Boger attended the fu- or bitterness, was so fair and logi- Cement Blocks .21 1940 Plymouth Club Coupe LIVE BAIT, Worms, Crawlers, Minnows Ids. 7 ft., 4 in. ea. .48 SPECIAL—Purchase of custom neral of William Bolthouse at Kent Richard Ford, oldest son of Mr. cal that only the extreme pro- 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Dlx 2 Dr. Jewelry for Mother's Day. only Cb/eA Stariep Fishing Licenses and Trout Stamps Cinder Blocks .23 City Monday. and Mra. Stanley Ford was In a Trumanltcs could toko cxccptlon. SMOKED HAMS 1949 Chevrolet Dlx., 2-door 11.00. Avery Jewelers. Lowell The Jolly Workers club met at Grand Raplda hospital a few days The bombshell in the speech wda BANANAS Waylite Blocks .25 INSECTICIDES 1948 Chevrolet Club Coupe c52-2t General MacArthur's statement 1939 Chevrolet Sedan the home of Mrs. Ruth Darby Fri- last week but la bolter and at fiENUINE CANABIAN » Q WEEKES AUTO PARTS day. Two members were absent home. that "from a military standpoint Lime and Sulphur drum $14.50 1950 Dodge 2 dr. Sedan TROUT FISHERMAN—We invite his views have been fully shared MAPLE LEAF IRAIII O 7 V SEED OATS Our scientifically balanced starting 924 W. Main St, Lowell Phone 447 and Mrs. Mayme Church was a Mrs. Mary Vreeland and son SCIENTIFICALLY 1948 Dodge Custom Sedan you to visit our new tackle shop. guest. The afternoon was spent Harold spent Sunday wilh Ml. and by practically every military lead- Gallon .35 1*49 Willy's "6" Station Wagon Live bait, worms, crawlers and 1 IIPENEB Clinton Certified 2.10 bu. mash made with Master Mix Chick Concen-, c82tf in sewing carpet raga. Mrs. Anson Schiefla and In the af- er concerned with the Korean cam- 15c DDT, 75% 48 Ib. case $29.76 1946 Oldsmoblle "76" 2 dr. minnows. License and trout Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaede, Mrs. ternoon they called on Wm. Hacker paign, including our own Joint BIG BOLOGNA »> 57c Eaton Certified 2.10 bu. If you don't know automobiles stamp. Weeks Auto Parts, 924 frate contains everything needed to build Anna Mick, Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* at Green Lake. Chiefs of Staff." The General spoke WARN S-MICH. GRADE NO. 1 2 Ib. package $ 1.30 know your dealer. We have W. Main St., Lowell phone 447. Mick, Jr., visited Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Monica Finkbelner and IheM words with pointed emphasis. Clinton, grown from certified 1.50 bu. been In the same location the c52tf your chicks into big, healthy birds. In addition It was apparent that he was dis- Asparagus Wb. 57c Lead Arsenate 48 Ib. case $14.28 Burton Mick at Talmadge Sunday. daughter Carol and Mrs. Josephine Eaton, grown from certified 1.50 bu. past 25 yeara selling only choice it contains METHIO-VITE which provides NELL'S PASTRY SHOPPE Mra. Marian Nash spent Monday Anderson, all of Hastings, were gusted with the recent etatements SLAB BACON ib 49c CAUFORN'A- Fresh CM Tender Young Spears 3 Ib. package .95 used cars and trucks. TROUBLE-FREE MOTORING— of General Bradley, head of the with Mrs. Leo McAlary In Ionia. Monday afternoon callers at the ANY SIZE PIECE Wettable Sulphur 30 Ib. bag $ 2.55 Gould's Garajge you're ready for that trip, but A.P.F. plus other vitamins and minerals for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nash and Gerald Anderaon home. Joint Chiefs of Staff. General LIME what about your car? Bring it Opens Friday Noon! family and Mrs. Lynne Stuart Bradley of late has been echoing Winesap Apples 5»»49c 50 Ib. case $ 4.88 Your Dodge A Plymouth Dealer around for washing, lubrication, quick, efficient, and economical growth of the words, phrases end policies of FRESH OYSTERS Phone 269 LowpD at 105 Ea*t Main Street, Lowell spent the week end at Elkhart, Evangelistic Meetings ALL PURPOSE-Healthy, Flavorful Delivered and Spread on Fields—4.59 ton 5 Ib. package .50 oil change! Stop In! Mobile oil Ind., with Mr. and Mra. Harry Mil- President Tiuman and Secretary KROGER FRES-SHORE c62 and gas. Allen's Friendly Ser- laying hens and broilers. ALL KINDS OF BAKED GOCHS. ler. Streamlined For Youth Acheson. It is well known that vice, Allen Lasby, 526 E. Main St. Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard and General MacArthur has document- Potatoes 10 **• 75c Lowell phone 182. c52 See us for further details on how to make top Special* for All Occa*ion* The Rev. Gaylord F. Smith, evan- PORK LOINS TRI-COUNTY family of Grand Rapids spent Sun- ary proof that the Joint Chiefs FLORIDA WHITE SEBAGO gelist and youth leader of Wheaton, profits with poultry. day with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert supported his military policies. Hastinqs Livestock Sales 111., will conduct youth meetings at Obviously, it shocked General Mao- Knapp. Rib End fc. 39c Friday, April M, 1951 Opening Special Friday and the Lowell Baptist church each Arthur to find General Bradley Mr. and Mrs. G. Compton and evening at 7:30 o'clock, April 29 now reversing his field under Cucumbers 15c PROVED SIRE Calves, good, choice ...S36.00-S41.00 Saturday Mrs. Louise Compton had Sunday Loin End i). 49c through May 4, to which the pub- White House pressure. Congress Crisp, Solid - Ideal for Slicing or Salads Medium S30.00-S36.00 dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde \ CQ-OP lic is Invited. must Investigate this situation for Light S25.00-S30.00 BERGY 5R0S. Glazed Doughnuts doz. 39c Cuson at Saranac. f Mr. Smith represents the Youth it Is unsound to have the Secretary Steers and heifers S25.00-S32.00 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pepper and WOODBURY Regular 49c doz. — 2 dozen limit Gospel Crusade, Inc., of Wheaton, of State making military policies COws, beef S2n.00-S29.00 family visited Mr. Pepper's nephew a faith missionary project reach- and decisions where American UNCO LOUiCLL. miCHIGfln Cutters and canners S20.00-$25.00 ELEVATOR in Lansing Sunday. KEYKO ing youngsters and older folks too, lives are at stake. SOAP Bulls $25.00-S30.60 Wo are taking orders for Mrs. May Phillips returned home lr. many parts of the nation with I hope and trust General Bradley- (BLEACH) ITT Hogs, top S21.00-$21.80 Alto, Michigan (YELLOW MARGARINE) REGULAR SIZE BATH SIZE Phono Lowell 427F12 from the hospital Wednesday. the Gospel. He is affectionately has not becomc a "me-tooer" to the Pbooe Lowel 33 2421 Phone Cknisvflk 341 Heavy S19.00-S21.00 Mother's Day Mr. and Mrs, Gardner Compton known to thousands as "Uncle President and Secretary Acheson. b#r, 1 George E. Wittonbach Roughs S18.00-$21.00 and Mr. ttiul Mio. Cml Slalei at- Gay" and often draws hundreds cf General MacArthur, when be ib. pko. 3 6c 2> sl9c 2 27® qt 16c ^ s* 29c Artificial inteminator Feeder Pigs S12.00-S3i.00 YOUR FRIENDLY MASTER MIX DEALER tended the Masonic State conven- ycung folks to his meetings. called to testify before Congres- p51, c52tf c52 THE LOWKLL LEOQEH, LOWELL, MICH, APniL * 1IS1 mVKM •IX TH110WILL LIOQCR. LOWELL, MICH, APRIL M, INI Table settings are one of tho wers as principal of Kmt City Louis W. Kingaley Snap a sprlng-typo clothespin to Ada Locals Commissioner of Education. If the edge of your mop pail. Then most Interesting means of solMs* Frank Shores home. were Friday svenlng guests of Mr. you believe that the continued ed- High School and ten at Newhall. Harry Day ADA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McLaughlin Moselev>MuiTav I okc jvum Dosron fro-School to Uod Trout Opener April 28 as you do the kitchen and bath- pression and one of the most un- So. Knnne N. lotton Jake Hoover, who had flu and and Mrs. Eddie Potter and family. ucation and well being of your Bill is recognised as an expert on Blxby Office Supply Mrs. R. C. Waahbum of Fulton Road had as week-end Mrs. Eva Engle Mrs. H. P. Raynolds Miss Belle Young By Lynn H. Clark room floors, use the clothespin to limited In variety. They may bo Mrs. Mary Potter scarletina, is much better. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Dean and child is Important, will you write state aid and finances and the ex- Story A Hahn Hardware Phone S768 guests Mrs. McLaughlin's sister Countmty SupL ofo Schools scrape up bits of food, etc., stuck Inexpensive and still be unlqno Mrs. Leona Hale and family and family were week ago Friday eve- to any or all of these Individuals. tent of this recognition is attested and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mrs. William Warner and son of Because of the Joint mann Bu- Mrs. Roy Kyaer la spending a to the floor. Des It easily w^hout and dignified, MSC home eono* Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hale spent ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul I have been invited to talk at an by the fact that while he is super- Jackson of West Branch. Sunday Lake Odessa were Sunday guests reau meeting at Sunny Acres Hall few weeks In San Antonio, Texas Jolly Community Club met last In February the Wayne County harming the linoleum. mists believe. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nellist and the week-end in Lansing with Mr. Potter. Sunday callers at the Paul orientation dinner on May 6 at intendent of an 8th grade school afternoon callers were Mr. and at the Ed Pratt home. pn Thursday evening, April 28th with her son-in-law and daughter, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. and Mrs. Bill Schmidt and all at- School Board Association passed a City HsU Cheryl were Friday night dinner Louis- Smit, eight ladies and three Potter, Ed Potter and Hillls Tlsch- Rockford at which time the eighth yet he has been chosen by the Mich- Mrs. John VanPutten of Remem- Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smith of there will be no meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. John Mowlnkle. A tended a wedding In Wllllamston resolution asserting that the main- Mich Bell Telephone Co. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin children being present, and five er homes, were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde graders of Rockford are hosts to igan Association of School Admin- Nelllst of Wyoming Park and Sat- bance Rd., Grand Rapids. Lowell were Saturday afternoon Snow Farm Bureau this month. daughter arrived In the Nowlnkle Saturday evening. Compton and family of PetrolL tenance of our school system was istrators as chairman of the legis- light A Power callers at Ed Pratt's. wonderful contests were given aft- all of the future ninth griiders who urday night callers of Mr. and Mrs. Veata Richardson was a Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. Lawton home April 18. Mr. and Mrs. James Hanchett • Mrs. Paul Potter and Donna in the long run at least equal in expect to come to Roc) ford next lative committee. He represents Payroll S-12-61 to a-26-61 2,106.10 Mr. and Mrs. Orren Frost and Cole, Mrs. Frank Antonldes and Mrs. Carl Wlttenbach has gone er the meeting. Geneva Barkley Mrs. Melvin Shlmmel of Saranac. caller Monday afternoon of her and family of Kalamaaoo and Mr. spent the week-end at the Hillls importance with military prepared- year. Detroit, Grand Raplda, Kalamazoo Fairbanks, Morse A Co.. 240.88 childen were week-end guests at Mrs. Sherman Reynolds accom- to Florida. and Ida Nummer each won a prize. ness. They requested that a sys- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morals and mother, Mrs. Nora Washburn and and Mrs. Paul Potter and family Tlscher home In Saranac. May I commend this aj a fine and other large schools of the state Maurice Alexander the Gordon Frost home. panied Mrs. Alex Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harker are Next meeting with Mary Potter tem of allocations of materials be Joanne were Sunday dinner guests sister, Mrs. Elinor Coger. in May. gesture and hope that more schools as well as smaller high schools and Mich. Bell Telephone— Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Frost, Mr. son of Cascade to LeRoy last Wed- building an addition on their house set up so that our children shall be of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chaffee In The Bunco Club will be held next In the county will Introduce this rural schools on leglslatlv^matters. Blxby Office Supply Mr. and Mrs. George Davidson and Mrs. Orren Frost and children nesday to attend a W.S.O.S. meet- located on US18. guaranteed good housing and ade- Orand Rapids. were Sunday evening supper guests week Thursday afternoon. May 3, idea. R. G. Straight Co and mother were Sunday dinner ing held at the home of Mrs. Merle So. Boston Farm Bureau Discus- quate education. Congratulations to Supt. Willard Mrs. John Averlll received a letter at the Allison Roark home in Ada. sion group held their April meeting with Mrs. Fannie TenCate. Please Hn't as. if ..jh, Proceedings of Mfg. Supply Co guests of her parents, Mr. and Aldrich. Oopios of the resolution were DeJonge of Newhall on his new po- Co. 4.88 from her son. Jack who Is in the Mrs. Harry Strohl of Grand Rap- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rich and Friday evening at the Kenneth be on time and bring usual things. ram It TOBTSWi Wtul Barclay, Ayers A Bertsch Nnvy. Tf anyone would care to Mr. and Mrs. John Blandlng Mr. and Mrs. Theron Gaboon and sent to the President, all members sition with the finance division of Common CouncH Alberston Electric Co- ids. children were dinner guests at the spent the week end with his par- Tucker home. of Congress from Michigan, De- write, his address Jack C. Averlll. Frank Ruegseger home Sunday. family and Mr. and Mrs. Theo the Department of Public Instruc- (Offlels!) Gordon's Body Shop ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Binding Mrs. M. O'Beirue uf Ionia and fense Director, Charles E. Wilson tion. He haa been In Kent County A. A.. 303-7S-98, U. 8. N.. IX Dlv.. Joe Prosser was a caller at the Mrs. Norma Frost moved into sun Scott of Grand Rapids were Clemenz and Donna of Grand Rap- G. R. Loose Leaf Bdr. Co. of Ionia. and Earl McQrath, United Btates seventeen years, of which seven A regular meeting of the Com- U. S. S. Midway. C. V. B41. cjo C. E. Lyons home on Monday aft- her new home In Lowell last Thurs- supper guests Wednesday at the ids were callers Sunday at the Glen G. E. Supply Corp 157.20 F. P. O. New York. N. Y. ernoon. Miss Margaret Mains and Mrs. Rlckert home. Monday callers were mon Cyuncll of the Village of T**w. Mich. Municipal Utilities day. Sylvia Canfield were dinner gues's Verne Klahn home. ell was held in the Council Rooms Mrs. Wilbur Purdy will entertain Timber cutters were at work in Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wygmans Gee's Hardware Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman and family of Chicago. of the City Hall, Mmday evening, Hayden Supply Co the Alton Ladles Aid in May. Reynolds. the Walker woods here. We un- April 2, 1951. Emily and Matilda Davis and derstand the logs are being trucked Mrs. Anna Moore of Detroit was Lowell Mfg. Oo. Fourteen ladies from this vicin- a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. WHITER WHITE KILL RATS AND MICE The meeting was called to order Capitol Electric Supply- Lewis Howard spent a week ago ity enjoyed a party at the home of to St. Johns. ty the Village President, Peter FOR THE BEST IN SERVICE Thursday evening at the Clayton Earl Hunter and all were at the and It will Line Material Co Mrs. Richard Smith of West Low- Paul Smith home Sunday after- Abo h 32 colon WHh Wtls Worforin Rot and Mouso KMtr Speerstra, at 8:06 p. m. G. R. Supply Co Engle home. ell Thursday evening. Trustees present: Schaefer, Ruth- Alton Ladies Aid have plans for noon for Ice cream and cake in STAY WHITE Nat'l Cash Register Co— Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hesche Star Comers Ptrfad for SEE MARCH READERS DIGEST erford, Roth Christiansen. Trustees and THE HIGHEST RETURNS their rummage sale nearly complet- Mrs. Ira Blough honor of Mrs. .Hunter's birthday. Sinclair Refining Co U and non Bruce called on Mr. and absent: Mulder, Elzinga. ed. Jennie Kropf has been appoint- Betty Franks of Grand Rapids KITCHEN Nu-lnamel Whiter White will net Ivm Osceola Refining Co I,578.6fl Mrs. Paul Carey of Moline and Mr. A resdy-to-uae rodentlcids containing "Wsrfsrln", the powsrful The minutes of the regular meet- ed general chairman. Several lad- Mrs. Elwood Sullivan and son was a week-end guest at the Geo. IATHROOM --^•1yeiio1 w —.if | afwOin 1-»m -ocnof —«* —i w —r Kifciv -1 * Deposit Refunds - Consign Your Livestock and Mrs. Kenneth Kfhg of Cale- Franks home. ing of March 19, 1961, and the spe- les will be at the church basement Machlel of Three Rivers spent Sat- MfilAIWlwwWwS e I#if "*rWAnw AWAW M OP ^^^••eAlfei WWflfwll #selAeem - new rat killer dUcovsred In Ihs blo-chsmlstry Isborstorlss of Story A Hahn Hardware- donia Sunday afternoon. Helen Klaosen of Grand Rapids WOODWORK cial meetings of Marcb 20 and \next Wednesday afternoon to get urday and Sunday at the Henry Ing, perteleln-hani we«hable Anlih. the University of Wlseoniin snd pstsntsd by tho Wlsconeln Lowell Welding Shop.— TO THE articleideis priced, etc. Donations large Klahn home. , Mr. Sullivan called was a week-ond guest of Mr. and FURNITURE March 26, 1961 were read and ap- Mrs. Frank Thompson. Alumni Rscssrch Foundstion. Rslalivsly safs for uss around proved. or sHtnalm l will be greatly apprecl- News From Grand Rapids for them after visiting his parents For Inside er OuliMe—Thsrt't a Quality Paint by Nu-Enamel 4,754.03 ated. at Ionia. Little Jerry Hale, son of Mr. and Two of the administrators of Of Former Bowne Fo3ii Mrs. Phlorus Hale, broke his col- livsstock and poultry. No bait shynsss — thsy nsvsr know the Schneider estate, Mr. Edwin Street Lake Odessa Livestock Auction Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kropf spent Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson Payroll S-24-61 U4.3d Friday at Chris Kropf's. Mr. and Clara M Brandebury entertained for Carlen Andeson's lar bone Wednesday at tho Sayles whst kills thsm. At isit you esn slsughtsr 'sm with ths ssms W. Brouse and Mr. Collins, were school while playing. present at the meeting. President Payroll 3-31-61 1144.30 Mrs. Gordon Frost were evening birthday Wednesday evening. Sup- RALPH'S Furniture & Appliance material ussd by Weils opsrstors who hsvo spooisiizsd for 29.2d Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hale and Speerstra called on these two vis- J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co— EVERY THURSDAY callers. Earl Glldden and wife visited per guests were Mr. and Mri. 212 W. Msin St. Phone 23-F2 Wm. Helms Station 11.45 Twenty-two ladies met at the the latters niece. Mrs. Walter Keith Anderson, Mrs. Otto Ander- family attended a wedding Satur- yesrs in tho control of rsts. itors who explained some of the day evening at Wllllamston. fine points of the lease to be let I/)well Welding Shop 28.06] church basement last Wednesday Lewis and family of near Freeport. son of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Story A Hahn Hardware .63 A nt. Operated By afternoon and tied three quilts for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin and Erin Johnson and Mrs. Ira Sar- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Michaud on a piece of property in the es- and family were Saturday guests Lowtl Lumbtr & Cod — Ada Lumber & Coal Goebel ft Brown 75.50 the Holllday family. Mary Kay with Mickey Sprlck vis- geant. , tate. They also explained the bene- The Wolverine Stockyords Co. and Allen BeMer of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gage and fits the estate would receive from Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rennells of ited Mrs. Mo Martin's aunt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Yoder of Beray Bros. Elevator. Alto 408.49 Reversing Ihe fisherman's usual procedure, a conservation depart- Fruitport wore supper guests of family. a lease of this type. A short dis- Phone 6341 Elsie Greble of Lowell Sunday. Mlddlebury, Indiana, spent Tuesday Grand Total S5.86L46 ment planting crew prepares lo release brown trout in the lloardman the Clare Ford home. Mrs. Rennells Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bergsma of cussion, by the CouncH, followed. Mrs. Clara Brandebury accom- with the latter's son Freeman Hoff- Roll Call: Schaefer yes, Ruther- river in Grand Traverse county. Before this season's lid-lifter, April sent the day there while her hus- man and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Used Cars Applications for 'building per- 28, crews may plant ss many as 250,000 legal-size brook trout, brown panied Mrs. Gilbert Heerlnga to Don Shores of Alto and Mr. and ford yes. Roth yes, Christiansen, band attended an insurance meet- see the latter's husband who is a David Hoffman and son, Paul and mits were received and read from and rainbow trout in suitable streams, creeks and ponds, principally ing in Lowell. daughter Diana were also dinner Mrs. Hugo Connor and family of the following: C. H. Runciman by yes. Yeas 4, Nays 0. Carried. in northern sections of the state. The over 1,000,000 keeper-size trout patient at Butterworth hospital Lowell were Sunday guests at the It was moved by Trustee Chris- Rev. and Mrs. Fay Logan called Sunday afternoon. guests. C. J. Place, Superior Furniture again expected to be released this vear are transported from rearing 'Your Friendy Theatre on Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ford and Mrs. Ira Blough attended the Co., and Charles Baird. It was tiansen, seconded by Trustee Roth stations in special tank tracks. John Bowers of Fremont was a that the meeting be adjourned. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ford, Thurs- guest at the Mishler-Martln home Swiss L. A. S. at the home of Mrs. moved by Trustee Roth, seconded In A Friendly Town" For Less by Trustee Rutherford that Yeas 4, Nays 0. Carried. SARANAC day afternoon. over Sunday. Sunday afternoon Katie Bierl of Alton, Thursday. building permits be Issued to the PETER SPEERSTRA, President, Mrs. Mlsnler, the Martins and Bernard Seese of Clarksvllle Skilled Crews on Lake Ships spent the week end at the Francis Planet Jr. three applicants. Yeas 4, Nays 0. LOUIS W. KINGSLEY, CSerk. Friday and Saturday April 27 and 28 guests all motored out to Bowne to These Are New Car Trade-ins—One Approved April 16, 1961. South lowel see Will Mlshler and wife who are Shaffer home. Carried. The clerk reported receiving Busy Corners leaving this week on a trip to visit . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter of Needed to Keep Ore Flowing Nowl You can Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Owner, Very Clean Cars monies in the following amounts: A special meeting of the Com- Mrs. Mahlon Estes relatives in California, They will GARDEK TRACTOR Road Fund: mon Council of the Village of Ixrw- 2 SPECIAL 'be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs were supper guests at Int. on U.S. Govt. Bonds | 162.60 ell was held In the Council Rooms HEN the ore and lake ship- bodied seamen. This makes it dif. Warren Roush of Hastings. the Harold Krebs home Monday cover your floors with beauty Friends and neighbors were sad- evening. 1950 Ford 6 2-Dr. 8,000 Miles $1295 Lee Fund Dividends: of the City Hall, Monday evening, ping industry recently form- dicult to replace skilled men own- FAMILY NIGHT Mrs. Loyd Wllklns received the W ing these certificates, since the re- dened by the death of Miss Annie Tho Freeman Hoffman family Electric Sorting 4.60 April 9, 1961. ed a special committee in Cleve- Eaaterby, who passed away last sad news on Sunday of the death 1950 Plyinoutli 2-Dr., 8,000 Miles $1295 U. S. Trust Co 17.60 The meeting waa called to order land to speed up movement of bulk placement must have not only the ATTRACTIONS spent Sunday with Mrs. Louise slim prices Thursday at the age of 84. She will of Charles Whitney, aged 88, who Chem. Bank A Trust Co. 662.60 by the Village President, Peter commodities, it called attention to skill but the certificate and sailing at slim, died at the home of his son, Clar- Dausman at Saranac. be greatly missed by all who knew Mrs. A. E. Wingeier assisted her 1948 Chrysler Windsor 4-Dr $1145 Light A Power: Speerstra, at 8:20 p. m. the big job faced by the lake trans- ence of Ontonagon, U. P. The re- her. Sincere sympathy is extended parents, Mr. and Mrs. Quiggle a Fire Damage Claims re- Trustees present: Mulder, Elxln- portation industry now and in the mains will be brought to tho Del- to the family. few days last week whil > they were 1949 Ford 8. 4.Dr .$1095 ceived from the various ga, Rutherford, Roth, Christiansen. immediate future. It is common ton Funeral Home and the funeral knowledge that the lake shipping "Sunset In The Mrs. Earl McDiarmid left Friday ill with the flu. Insurance companies on Trustees absent: Schaefer. morning to visit her father and will be held from the Cloverdale 1946 Olds 6 Hydramotk Sedan $ 795 ths Light Plant losses. season got off to a very late start Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seese spent The purpose of this meeting was due to ice conditions beyond their sister and family who live at Oak Church Wednesday. Mr. Whitney West" Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Total amount $4,974.36 to hold a public hearing on the control, and, as a result, the ore with Park. 111. formerly lived in Cloverdale. He Carlos Seese at Clarksvllle. 1948 Kaisor, Radio, Heater $ 845 It was moved by Trustee Roth, proposed Special Assessment for is survived by one son, two daugh- It's A Hit! movement is lagging far behind Don't forget the Sweet Commun- Mr. and Mrs. George Krebs en- seconded by Trustee Schaefer that the New Main Street Sewer and ters and six grandchildren. Those 1949'o total. Sun., Mon., April 29, 30 Tues., Wed., Thurs., ity Club meeting at the school Fri- tertained guests from Sparta, Compore These Con Before You Buy—As Much renewal applications of the Liquor to complete arrangements for tho One shipping executive in Clovo- who will attend the funeral from Of SSMS ft • Ml wM Hm day night, April 27. The Grand Val- Grand Rapids and Lowell to dinner Licenses be approved for tho fol- letting of the contract on the proj- land said that, even with all the Cent. Sun. from 3 P. M. May 1,2,3 Grand Rapids sre Mr. and Mrs. ,^,5171100 As $500.00 Below CeBing time as well. Steamship compan- as low as ley Four, instrumentalists, of Ionia, Sunday. fssriy wbea Ifcsy s* down N lowing: ect. breaks there was little likelihood and the Porritt sisters of near Alto, Loyd Wilkins, Mason Whitney, s jIsm sf keeMfd Vsller Lm Lucy Drier, Quinten Nubecker, The hearing waa conducted by of bringing down more than sev- ies hope local draft boards will ap- will be pesent. Mrs. Rosella Yelter, Mrs. Mary Demlng, Mrs. Clara Al- There's a difference between TRADE TERMS A. K. Hammond and Myrtle Ham- enty-five million tons of ore, preciate bow any substantial in- H em oflsnlxsd-Pastes rixed MLNI the Village Attorney with the fol- roads into this skilled manpower reader of Lowell, will be on the drich and son, Donald. "water-proof and "water repel- mond, and George B. Kerr. Teas lowing property owners present: whereas if shipping had started In $19.95 t e • Dwrwr gwj to mo rwvye could make a serious situation on program, also if she recovers from lent." When buying a raincoat, WITTENBACH 4, Nays 0. Carried. Myron Henry, Bruce Walters, F. April instead of May, the big shipo the lakes even more difficult. a siege of the flu by then. A verbal apology used to oe ade- Mich. State College home econo- KRICK AUTO SALES Valley Ue Fredssts pre. It was moved by Trustee Ruth- N. Schlernltzauer and Son, A. H. could have carried well over eighty for 9 x 12 mists suggest you note the label. That tho crew and officers on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dennle called quate but now It must be express- Sales & Service eesssd ky Oslrvlead Oesp- erford, seconded by Trustee Schae- Stormzand, Glen and Gladys Bas- million tons. Some water-reppelent coats must M mile West of Lowell on M21 Phone 587 TThe manpower problem could be the boats are themselves aware of on Austin Coons of Lowell, Sunday. ed with a dozen roses or e bottle W. Main St, Lowell Phone 227 Open Evenings to 9:30 OrscsMnr fsi fer that bills In the following sett, Molly Wepman and King Mr. and Mrs. John Tesch of of prefume. have the finish replaced after the an increasingly serious one on the the nation's needs is quite evident. lot amounts be paid: Doyle. The hearing ended with During the month of July the lake There's no substitute for a new rug, and no need lo ask Cascade were Sunday dinner guests garment is dry-cleaned. lakes since the Coast Guard re- Genersl: everyone present In agreement that iree that a fixed percentage of fleet carried more ore, coal, grain your budget which room gels the new rug when you buy of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John aald Special Assessment waa a fair and stone than during nny July So"0 Tesch, Sr. Village pay S-12 to S-2e-61 468.00 Ss crew have certificates only Deltox! At Deltox's budget-balancing prices, you and equable basis of assessment to available after considerable sailing since the end of the war. The Au- Mrs. Earl Strouse, formerly of TO MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS: Lowell Creamery Fire Dept pay March, '61 140.25 Lowell Postmaster 3.00 finance the project. time. For example, a wheelsman gust ore movement shaded any can treat all your rooms to new charm and beauty. this neighborhood, underwent a It was moved by Trustee Roth, in the forward end or an oiler in other August since 1943. This fast serious operation last Tuesday at Lowell, Michigan W. S. Darley A Co 29.94 Smart colorful designs, a wide variety of patterns to Notice of Applicotion to the Michigon Public Service Commission by the Michigan Bell Telephone Company C. H. Runciman Oo. 16.40 seconded by Trustee Mulder that the after end must put in three pace and as many round trips as Pennock hospital, Hastings. the Special Assessment for the seasons of sailing before he can possible will be necessary, people suit any decorating scheme-or if you prefer, solids, in t Mr. and Mrs. David Sterzick and for Authority to AkJc§ Effective Certain Schedules of Rates, Rentals, cm/ Charges sewer, as reported by the Special write for his original license lead- in the industry feel, to meet the clever new weave. Most Deltox Fibre Rugs are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roth and son Assessors, be accetpted. ing to a job as third mate or third tremendous demand for steel and of Vergennes were Sunday after- fliglier costs inevitably mean higher prices, nnd the cost of furnishing vonr telephone service sion last June are now insnffieient to cover onr needs. For thst reason we shall apply to tbo Roll Call: Mulder yef, Elzinga assistant engineer. Beginners must to build up a winter stockpile reversible-two sides for double duly, for double noon and evening guests of Mr. keeps on going up. As the result of wage increases for our employees last November, greater have 12 to 18 months of sailing which will keep mills humming Michigan Public'Service Commissbn on May 14, 1951 for anthoritr to apply the proposed yea, Rutherford yes. Roth yef., beauty. In popular room sizes, or ask us about tho and Mrs. Francis Headrlck of Ionia. taxes, and the higher costs of services and materials, the rates anthoriied by the Commis* rates shown below, and ssk the Commission lo set s date for s hewing on our request. time to get their papers as able- until navigation opens in 1951. Christiansen yes. Yeas 6, Nays 0. special cut size service. Ca/rled. grass To preserve a friend, three i3 It was moved by Trustee Chris- (Excluding Federal Tax) Lumber Is |5 Million Bettor ^ ROD CAMERON things are necessary: honor her EXCHANGE RATES tiansen, seconded by Trustee Christiansen yes. Yeas 6, Nays 0. You save time Every Year when present: praise her when ab- Carried. :££r JOHNNY MACK MOWN For rate purposes, exchangei are divided Into groups according lo Hie total number of teltphonoi that in service in each exchange or zone on September 30, 1948. The proposed rates are based Roth that the contract bid of Peter sent; and aasiat her In her necea- Tilkens be accepted and the village It was moved by Trustee Elzin- The American lumber Industry sities. can be reached without a toll charge. The present grouping is based on the number of telephones the number of telephones on December 31, 1950. r ga, seconded by Trustee Ruther- president be directed and authoriz- spend about $6 million a year on KISINT SCHEDULES OP IASIC MONTHLY IXCHANOI BATES ed to let the contract to Peter Til- ford that the meeting bo adjourned. Roth & Sons Co. Yeas 6, Nays 0. Carried. research to Improve the quality of kens for th« New Main Street Sew- FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTORS when p call by numlier PETER SPEERSTRA, President lumber. Increase the efficiency of » Group 7 rotes/ as shown In the toilowlno table/ now are applicable in LOWELL. er. Its production and develop new PHONE 66 W. MAIN ST, LOWELL Roll Call: Mulder yes, Elzinga LOUIS W. KINGSLEY, Clerk. uses for wood. ye—s Rutherford yes. Roth yes. Approved: April 16, 1951. Owner after owner.. .Year afteryear-says SUSl- At All Exrhanges wtMus snviai MSSt USi. MIVATI SIANCH IXCHANOI TIUNK UNSSi With Flat late Service •sour or Commercial Katts—Tlte rate hi M Mem (berate ferMMAMl Two StaHon THVHONB p**r SwHdt- *PtX It Rates- RATE OROUfS IdlM Service «s 1 le 1,500 $5.00 I - I - $4-00 I .ir ;j.5o $1.90 $2.75 $ - $135 $150 $ M $1.00 '113 DODGE FOR 1,901 le 3,000 5.50 4.50 .u 3.75 1.90 3.00 3.3S 150 .•5 1.00 $6.35 $6.78 $7.3S $7.7S $139 $9.39 $10.75 0 3,001 le 6,000 6.00 5.00 .30 4.00 1.90 3.39 3.7S 2.35 190 .15 1X0 6,001 le 12,000 6.50 5.50 .23 4.35 1.90 X50 3X0 2.50 179 .SS 1.35 With Message Rale Service (tale Group 7 eely) 12^)01 le 25,000 7.00 6.00 .33 4.90 1.90 3.75 tM 3.50 179 .SS 1.50 Commercial and Hotel Rales—The met ore Hie i 25.001 le 50.000 •.00 6.50 .33 4.79 1J0 4.00 3.35 rrs 100 .85 1.50 50,001 le 100,000 9.50 •JOf loot .33 9.00 t-wtt 4.90 3-79 3.00 1*3 .SS* 1.50 *OoRy guerontee on local meneese only. AMm*wmn a » . k n-s, -a. newwvwn # www -leeeiesmws —s-s n inmya Ii •|•. TIW- inuwyw-fc - Aw «-§--wtvpnonw» . AU-TIHE BIEH m ion til Hne, none en rele service. DEPENDABI UIY ttSl-Mi the PtX ttaHon ralo Is $.29 less.

I MORE MILEAGE PROPOSED SCHEDULES OF IASIC MONTHLY IXCHANGS RATES 0 I lO VGER G\R LIFE • The new Group 7 rates for LOWELL would be as shown in the following tablet I oooeeomatrisnfr sust- Al All ExchangM 'VOWMtynNOMY MMMUS mvtci tauoma ieftvica NttSS , HFTHDOOGCr. MIVATI MANCH IXCHANOI TIUNK UN » ' 1 NUMSOt With Ftol Roto Service OCOUP or •Peer- Irfen- ^Service C*mm«rci«l RalM—The rale le I^MeeeeSM Mle tor MMM CM nrnnrirrrtt Two thi CM Twe Nw ttetfe* hutlneti er rnWente line*. 7T Auxiliary rte- M Set M Sel lite*. Heto Rolei— RATI OIO'JM fSSSo-v m dtptndoblt Dodos. IH MM tXL • own»d." 9 I 2 4 1 1 l« 1,500 $4.00 $ - s - 14.75 $ .1» $4.00 $1.79 M.75 • - $3.00 (2.29 $1.00 11.79 sz'tets:. t 1,901 I* 3,000 4.50 9.90 .21 4.29 1.79 4.00 2.90 3.00 3.25 1M 1J9 $7.29 $7.79 $••79 $9.79 $10.79 $11.79 $13.29 Michigan 1,001 le 4,000 7.50 4.29 .22 4.79 1.79 4.29 2.90 2.00 2.29 tM 1.79 ;js 4.90 2.79 3.25 2.90 1M 2.00 ^TyimTTHt [QUV. 4 4,001 lo 12,000 •.so 7.00 .29 9.2i With Mtnage Rait Service (Rato Group 7 only) - 7.75 .27 SJS 1.79 4J9 4M 2.29 2.90 1.00 240 AUNT Of foot 5 12,001 I* 25,000 •.90 - Cemmwdol and H*tol Roto:—Ihe re*ee ere Ihe Mweeeto r ft 25,001 h> 50,000 10.90 9.90 .29 4.25 1.79 5.00 4.25 2.90 2.79 1.00 2.25 You'll save yourself jtime, That means better service for . *Y 'SO ooocfr r so,ooi !•;00,000 12.00 7.901 3.50t - .29 4J9 179ft 5.50 4.50 2.79 4.00 IM" 2.25 Dally geeronlss en Ineei i •For oncfc Meefcone.However Me* , Hie mlntavm rtnrte per Hno Is Ibe cbnrte lor 6 these busy days, by keeping a you—and better service for all tMerinffe eiewencet 71 on 111 I i 5c onch. ••1.75 wMi mMMge ralei service . T Cr T* y- pu,' * For trnmienl heWl Mm I •<>ui»olofit ofo ,™?" ">• ftSIJO wm mmefo wSe I FIX Mlon rale h $.11 toss. list of the numbers of the out- America, right now when tele- fene ntOM COIN TIUFHONISi ll Is proposed tbel ell cells from coin telephones which new cest 5c woeld be Increased le 10c. Cberges en elber cells from celn letepbenes would remain vncbceged. of-town telephones you call phone lines are carrying urgent Ym cmM poy up to $1,000 more and still not got all tho Ahov*. OUtmMU Super "SS" 4-Door .Won. •IlyJn- -"y. Harry „X.( Untie Drip* optional at extra coU. Equlpmrnl, acmiorin, most often. industrial and military calls. and trim UluitrfJ »uA/«t to chanf uitkoui aefo. oxtra room, riding comfort and ruggod dependability of Dodge T.xo» MISCELLANEOUS RATES (Excluding federal Tax) When you call by number, P. Se When you don't know AKE THE WORD of owners who There's a safe, rigid, all-steel body, Sp*ciVoliori and •qwipmcnt •SSIVKS CONNSCnON CHAROBS INSICi MOVI AND tCNANOI CHAROSS Omlook—mdyvu know Wm NEWlTUt aiso—that style—teU you immediately Tknow Dodge value and depend- rubber-mounted lo elirninale ratile lubjcct to change wtfhoul nolle* ability from actual experience. "No and squeak. INtTIUMSNTI NOT M HACi the Long Distance operator the out-of-town number, why thst OldsmobiVa Super "88" ia Arwrica'a neuut carl And inside its brand major repair* in four yean' driving" MSTtUMiNTl m ruai' N«w So far, Smoother Rid* AfltodM new body, you find more room—more view! But wivlt till you drive this . . . "After driving another make Meln fteltofl PSX Tiwik irimlm m4 fiX NeSew doesn't have to take the time not jot it down when the oper- triumphant new Super "88"I One ride—and you know it's GREAT/ Oldsmobile's less than a year, I'm back wilh Dodge Oriflow Shock Absorbers When A CtHRAl MOTOM VALUI "float" you over roads tliat stop 1951 DepmhU* LNIIENIA, tl«eMe»«, •wleeei ReeMeaee IKXher to get the number from In- ator gets It for you. That way Dodge again"... "Driven my Dodge MI Bech •ech AO-J- • J - - "Rocket" Engine for '51 brings you new gas savingsl Oldsmoblle Hydra-Matio 150,000 miles and it's still going other cars, cushion vital chassis parts tr 1ICW Drive* for '51 brings you new operating easel And Oldsmobile's new Super wrong." These are not unusual com- against road shocks ... make them PtISINT CHAiai y..5o $2.50 $2.50 $1.90 $2-50 $1.90 PtISINT CHARM $1.90 $ 79 $1.90 formation so your call goes you'll have it handy the next ments in letters we receive from last years longer. norosio CHAR0I 7M 5.00 2.50 150 2.50 2-90 f FROPOSID CHAiai 2.90 Nona 2.90 "88" chauia ia brilliantly designed to bring you the smoothest "Rocket Ride" Dodge owners coast-to-coasL Take 5 minutes lo check Dodge de- through faster. time you call. ever! So see tho great new Oidnmobile Super "88" at our showroom—ioon/ Dodge dependability starts with a pcndability in long life, extra com- DODGE •Service Connodlon Ckarfe* ore not oppHcaUe lo Sorvtco SWIcn, tNel. Me wfcee i servlcee are •Met i ckenpe I* Made noeoeeery by a chonpe In OLDSMOBI LE outilned In tbo Cempeey't Teriff. doti ef tervico er type of lytlom. heavy, rugged frame, a "Get-Away" fort and safeiy, low-tost maintenance Driv It Fiv» Minvfas And You'll Public Telephone* ond Tell cr engine "speed-proofed" to resist and gas economy. Come in today Drivm If For Y»art SEI YOU FT NIAREST -OLDSMOBILC DEALER wear, designed to be a miser on gas. for the complete Dodge story. IXCHANOI UNI MIUAOI CHARGIS—A minimum exchange h'ne mileage charge of 50c per month for the first K mile beyond the base rate and localitj rate areas is propoapd for 4-ptrty services. This would result in an incseue ol 25c per month for 4-party customers located within ^ mile of such areas. KIT TILIPHONI bYSTIMS—It is proposed that the following features saeodated with 1A Key Equipment be increased 5c each, per month: Piv^-up, Line Hold, Station Hololdd . Cut-off, Cut-off-Transfer, Manual Exclusion. WITTENBACH SALES & SERVICE Gould's Garage Peter Soeerstra MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHOMI COMPANY Phono 227 CECIL BIBBLER. SALES MGR. West Main St., Lowell Phone 269 319 EL Main Sr. Lowell THS LOWSLL LSDSSII. LOWSLL, MICH. APRIL M. 1161 NINS II ANT THI LQWEM, Mmau, MICH, AMUL «, Kl nBePMP and plates of tasty Alts Locals Mrs. Mlnnls Bouck snd Ralph Eleanor McCual Dorothy Stahl, Mildred and Maudle saw "Toma- ican Weekly, EXCLUSIVELY with Igau strawberry growers wers well Friday nl** ths 4-H Service open face sandwiches, cookies and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews of Huntington were Sunday dinner Addle Dalstra, Zona Poatma, El- hawk" at the Strand in the eve- HOW MILTON BERLE pleased io 1S80 with results of us- Club rsalhr turned out the pan- Alto News guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. L Watts. eanor Green and Beulah Hsyward ning. OOT INTO TELEVISION Detroit Sunday Times, how Milton PUBLIC NOTICES Kent A& Topics nuts, and Mrs. Fred Pattlson, one Lansing, Mrs. Martin Kunde and ing geess in ths strawberry patch. cakes at their annual pancaks sup- Mrs. Fred Pattlson of the organisers of the Club, pre- Mrs. Huntington, a patient at But- ware among the 100 teachers from Eleanor McCaul and Beulah Hay- Milton Berle's Interest In TV waa Berle clowned his way to fame. Neiss from Kent County Extsnslen Mrs. Abe Eash of Freeport were 1 Geese will forage and consume per held at the 4-H Club Lodge. terworth Hospital is making a • » • Phons 8281 sided at the tea urn. We enjoyed out of town callers of Mrs. Minnie Kent County to attend the M.R.T. ward came home from Houghton aroused in 1929 when he engaged In Dan A. Wingeier. Lowed, Mloh. large quaotltlea of mobt grasses Service Club initiation at 4-H camp hearing a few remarks from our Bouck this week and found her splendid recovery after a siege of A. Convention at Houghton Lake Lake convention by way of Mid- a video teat performance. Today Over-cooking or vegwi^bles in the Agrleulturs Is the next big event for this oldsr found in Mlciiignn strawberry beds. president, Mrs. Norton Avery, re- feeling quite well. pneumonia. Thursday and Friday, there were land and spent Saturday and Sun- million# know and admire him aa cabbage and turnip family will re- FINAL ADMINirTRATION Our guest from Denmark, Niels On the other band they will not youth frroup. Blind Evangelist To Speak program Included several selec- ACCOUNT cently returned from visiting their Mra. Lillian Bowen was a Sun- 900 in all. Talks were given by day with Mr. and Mra. Lee DeLong "Uncle Milty". Read, in this Sun- sult in-a strong flavor. Cook for a Madsen is staying at the Arnold touch most of the broad leaf weeds. tions of sacred music which was Mr. and Mrs. Anton Anderson Rfv. Clyde Rothrlck, tho ^)lnd eon Keith and family in New Mex- day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Slim Williams, Alaska Traveler and of that place. day's (April 29) Issue of The Amer- short period of time. State of Michigan, the Probate Schaefers in Sparta. He is anxious Some folks obtain satisfactory re- very enjoyable. and son James of Bellevue were The 4-H clubs arouno sand Lake Evangelist, will tell his Life's Story ico. We always think of Keith as Perry Damouth to help her sister, Mr. Otto, philosophic, Sect of Lan- Mr. and Mra. Gerald Ashley spent Court for the County of Kent to learn about the American way sults with 5 to 7 geese per acre." Dean Allen of Sparta, a senior at Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and At a session of said court, held met last Friday night for a send- In the Alto Methodist Church on riding bucking bronchos or bull-dog- Mrs. Damouth celebrate her birth- sing Chamber of Commerce. Also Sunday with his father. Mr. and of farming and of course Is defin- By ths way. we hear Allison M. S. C. then told of his exper- Mrs. John Anderson. at the probate office, In the City of off for summer clubs and to make April 29, at 7:45 o'clock next Sun- Ing steers, however, besides being day. Mrs. Bowen baked her a trips to Hartwick Pines and other Mrs. Ralph Ashley of Allegan. itely Interested in fruit production. Roark at Ada has some geese he iences living and working on three Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson Grand Rapids, In said County, on plans for their fourth of July day evening. an expert in this work, he Is doing lovely tlerred cake which formed points cf interest were among the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reynhout and He agrees that after a little time would lease to strawberry growers farms in Germany last summer. are the happy parents of a baby the 2nd day of April, A. D. 1961. Farmers' Day program. Many of The Evangelist tells In an Inter- fine paintings and taking college the centerpiece. Mrs. Damouth re- high ligl.Ul of the convention. Tom were guests Friday of his when he can acquaint himself a bit for this next season. His color slides showed scenes daughter, Tanetts Louise, welgulng Present: HON. JOHN DALTON, the club members will exhibit their esting and stirring manner how he work. ceived some lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur "THilzey of brother, Wm. Reynhout and family Judge of Probate. better wlt^the language he will be livestock at this event. aboard the transatlantic plane as 5 lbs. 13 ox., born April 16th at 4-H Club Nsws lost his sight when a young man In Another member, Mrs. E. L. Mrs. O. E. Meyer of Alaska and Dutton were Sunday dinner guests of Grand Rapids. In the Matter of ths Estats of available to speak to group meet- Some consignments for the May well as pictures taken on sightsee- Blodgett hospital. Mother and the west and how God has blessed Tlmpson was welcomed back, hav- mother, Mrs. Fred Pattlson attend- of Mrs. Jessie Schrader, near Davis Mrs. Abe Eash and Mr. and Mrs. Harriet B. Williamson, Decsased. ings. You can make arrangements U calf sale are still oat We ing trips to Bertchesgaden, Swit- baby arrived home Saturday. Dan A. Wingeier and Charles A. through the Extension Office. and kept him through the years. ing spent the winter In Phoenix, Last Sunday evening the Fisher- ed the Kent County Womens Club Lake. They called at the Pattlson Orin Graham called on Sada Wil- Rogers having filed In said oourt would like to get the sale cata- He nays, "There Is no such a word zerland and Holland. Arlrona with her daughter, Grace convention at the CongregaMonal home In Alto enroute there for son Monday. logues made up and sent out to man's Club of Grand Rapids put their final administration account, as Can't, within the realm of rea- Blossom and family, brought some Church in Lowell Wednesday and their mother. Mis. Bertha Mofflt Mr. and Mrs. John Tlmpson of Our strawberry mailing list has club leaders, extension agents and Bowne Center 4-H on a very Interesting program for and their petition praying for the MUtET-iMMt son, for tho man who walks nnd roses from the yards, which wer« were served a delicious luncheon who spent the week end with her Lowell entertained his brother and grown nicely after the notice ap- ag. teachers. Breeders are con- The 4-H club members met Mon- all who attended this servlrfl. allowance thereof and for the as- talks with Ood.'" huge and beautiful, also orange by tho Womens Fellowship of the sister-in-law, Mrs. Emma Moffit. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Chas. signment and distribution of the peared In the papers. Wc v.!!! signing geed calves for this event. uusmtavME day evening, April 23. al Downs Rev. Lester Clough of Beldlng Ho will have with him on the blossoms which had been picked ohuidi. The ladies greatly appre- These congenial ladles lived on ad- Tlmpson Sunday. residue of said estate, still place your name on the grow- Boys and girls, this is your oppor- Center Town Hall with Austin stopped over In Alto Sunday after- platform his Braille Bible, Braille nearly a week. She also told us ciated the efforts of Roth & Sons joining farms for over 20 years and Friends aie glad to hear Ray It la Ordered, That the Mth day ers' list If you notify us. tunity. Bouman leader. The following of- noon and called and Rev. and Mrs. writer, slate, stylus and other some interesting things about In- for placing a fine Television set in never had one word of disagree- Linton is on the mend. of April, A. 6., 1951, at ten o'- TIMIIIS • eomiiEt ficers were sleeted: President, G. F. Bolltho before going out to things Including his giant EnKlleh dians in that vicinity. Next meet- the church auditorium so all could ment. Sunday callers cf Mr. and Mrs. clock In the forenoon at said pro- The consignments for the calf 1 Katherln? Stahl; vice-president, call on Grandma Porritt who broke bate office be and is hereby ap- Saint Bernard leader dog, "Major." ing will be In the evening with see and hear MacArthur's wonder- Tlie Pattisons received word Frank Fairchild were Mr. and Mrs. sale on May 12 are coming along 1HPLEMIITI Pat Lundy; secretary, Betty John- her arm. pointed for examining and allow- This Is a blue ribbon dog and a Mrs. M. D. Smith, hostess. ful speech. A very pleasant sur- fhei. grandson. Jack, son of Mr Elmer Stanton and daughter and fine. We have 19 as of todsy with son: treasurer, Bob Wenger. Mrs. E. L. Tlmpson returned ing said account and hearing said SMSIRI MMSET-HUIIt P*B» product of Detroit kennels. He prise. and Mrs. Edward Pattlson of son-in-law, Mr. ond Mrs. Ed Si- Holstelns consigned by Cmll Kober GRAYEt- We have 26 members signed up Monday fVom spending a very NORGE petition. shows his keenness as he guides Junior Play at Caledonia Rev. and Mrs. Bolltho will be on Orand Rapids had arrived in Toklo. mons and family. of Conklln; J. C. Buth of Grand and all others who would like to pleasant winter with her daughter It Is Further Ordered, That pub- # Scratntd Gravd his master from the platform to Phyllis Meinema believes every- a private line, number given later. His address is: Pvt. John E. Pat- Mrs. John Bruce of Grand Rap- lic notice thereof bo given by pub- Rapids; F. C. Campau, Ada; and C.H. Join may do so on Monday night, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- "Self-Starter" the door and back again. body should see the Junior Class In case no answer, please ring in- tlson, U.S. 85052488, Pvo. Co. S. E. ids came Monday to help Mr. and GAS RANGE lication of a copy of thte order, for Arnyle Farms, Fen wick; Guern- % FoniMd Gravd May 7, at Bowne Town hall, ard Bloasim and daughter Susan, three successive weeks previous to seys by Ed Hennlng and Sons. RUNCIMAN CO. Everyone Is urged to attend this production nt Caledonia High on in tho "Valley of the Sun" Phoenix, formation 113. 907, A.P.O. 61 care of Postmaster, Mrs. Leonard Bruce celebrate their Arnith Stahl, Rep. April 26 and 27. Of course Phyl- light! electrically! No matches said day of hearing. In the Lowell Coopersvllle; Ed Anderson, Alto; # PM Gravtl LaweO. service. Arizona. Mr. Blossom drove Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Doming and i Han Francisco, California, twins' second birthdays. lis has a good reason for her In- ... no pilot light. Most amazing Ledger, a newspaper printed and GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN: —For the flrat time the mibllc haa Earl Wood worth, Grand Rapids; # Rood Gravtl Kent Pomona Orange Alto Garden Club through lo visit his mother in family visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Mah- j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowman of Mrs. Laura Sydnam accompanied Kent County Pomona Orange terest: she Is starred as a "slightly" ley Eldridge of Caledonia Sitnday Caledonia, Mrs. Anna Yardloy and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wingeier to improvement since gas ranges circulated In said county. been invited to attend the multi-million dollar interior decorating Lyle Hunsberger. Grand Rapids Despite the rainy day there was Grand Rapids, starting on the re- A true copy older maiden who still has the tech- afternoon. friends of Lowell were Saturday Miss Annie Easterby's funeral ser- were invented. Sec this feature- Trade Show at the Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium Thursday and and Raymond Jost. Comstock — FILL DIRT — met at Alto Grange Hall on Thurs- a good attendance at the Alto Gar- turn trip Tuesday mc/rning. JOHN DALTON nique to catch her man—a big Mrs. Paul J. Averlll and Mr. and and Sunday callers at the Dlnta- vices at Roth's Chapel in Lowell on Friday, May 8 and 4. Sponsored by the American Institute of Deco- Park; Ayrshl'os by H. 8. and < day. April 19. den Club Wednesday at the Meth- Mrs. Eunice Courier spent the packed Norge todayl Judge of Probate handsome westerner. Phyllis is Mrs. Ralph Loveland and children man homo and on Mrs. Ida Monday afternoon. Mr. Jones of- rators in connection with its 20th anniversary convention in Grand Bruce Veltman (Sunnyvelt Farms) The regular business meeting odist dining room Wednesday af- week end with relatives in Flint. FRED ROTH, Phone 55 was held In the aflernown, with a the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char- of Grand Rapids were Sunday din- Brown. , ficiated, burial was In Merriman Register of Probate c49-81 Rapids. The Trade Show will present a magnificent panorama of Comstock Park and Stanley Hors- ternoon, April 19th. After business Mildred Tobias accompanied Mr. Lowell Gravel Co. les Meinema, Route 1, Alto. ner guests of his brother. Olen | Mrs. Irvin Dlntaman and grand- cemetery. fabrics, floor coverings, wallpaper, accessories and fine furniture from fall. Scotts; Angus by Enoch Carl- very fine supper served nt 8:30 meeting Secretary Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. Robert Vldervol to Fow- Phons 4S3 Lowsll, Mloh. daughter. Michelle, spent from Mr. and Mrs. Don Brannan of leading Grand Rapids ahd other furniture manufacturers. In ths son, Alto; Hereford by John Wych- For Service under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Stauffer Introduced Mrs. F. A. Card of Hunks lerville for the week end. Loveland and family, and callers were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Adrianse .Thursday to Tuesday with her Grand Rapids and Mrs. Francis only H49.95 "I'm takinR the telephone directory wilh us on our honeymoon. To avoid soggy salads, Michigan group of 13 manufacturers from the Granmd uapidRapids area is Baker ers and Son. Byron Center. More Headworth. Votey, chairman of "Trails and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg I wish to thank all my friends of Lowell, Austin Livingston and dnughtpr Sally Marlln of Orand Wakefield of Alto drove to Chicago Thone Yellow Pages may come in handy." State College home econcmlsts offer Fumiituret . Inc. of Holland, Mich., whose "Paltadian" group Are to come. 4-H'cr8 reserve this ON ALL I1AU8 Of About 150 persona, representing Sanctuaries" and Mrs. Leland M. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. who so kindly remembered me In Wayne Livingston, wife and baby Rapids. Monday morning to visit their sis- is shown above. Booths at the Trade Show will occupy 20,000 square date, May 12. at Runciman Com- 11 Granges, were present In the McKinlay, both of Ada, and spoke and Mrs. Claud Loring of Labarge, various ways during my recent Ill- of Clarksvllle. ter, Mrs. Rega Brannan White. CLARK Plumbing feet of display space. Total annual aalop incomes of the exhibiton pany Building at Lowsll. evening when a marimba band fur- interestingly on Conservation. The Dr. and Mrs. Slegle and family Mr. and Mis. Ken Lyon visited is estimated at more than $100,000,000.00. Ranges, Washers ness; also the White Circle, Alto were yternoon callers. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Siloax, Mrs. i Miss Kathryn Murphy at Kalama- Mrs. Lida Miller and son, Elgin NEW nished special, entertainment. Their refreshment committee: V., Watts. Garden Club and Alto Community Viola Daniels of Cleveland Is vis- Claud Silcox and mother, Mrs. Del- zoo Sunday; also visited his sister, of Ada were Sunday lunch guests & Heating You might think about using H. Slater, F. Bergy, L. 3yd nam and Grange for the fruit, cards and Doi't Be Satisfied With Symptomatic Reliefl H't Possible To iting her mother. Mrs. Verlle Dan- ls Sllcox, visited their aunt, Mrs. j Mrs. Hazel Burko at Vicksburg. of Miss Sada Wilson. BROWN SWISS BULL SOLD "Be wiss—don't miss out—deal geese as stawberry weeders. In a • BATHROOM? < nuoter ffdcuunis Elmer Dlntaman had arranged a other remembrances. Phons 78 iels and other relatives, for a cou- [Ada Bunn of Freeport, Sunday af- j Mildred Tobias was a Wednesday Abe Cudney visited Mr. and Mrs. FROM R. A. KYSER'8 HERD with the dealers listed In this note from Johlf Tompkins, small most attractive table, centered 309 E. Main St. Lowsll Mrs. Claud Sllcox. ple of weeks. ternoon. supper guest of the Pattisons and Frank MacNaughton Saturday. R. A. Kyser A Son, Brown Swiss paper." tf fruits agent, he says "Most Mlch- • KITCHEN? Rtfrigerators with .a dever arrangement of breeders of Lowell, R. 3, recently Alto Locals sold the bull, Rosle's George of • HEATING UNIT? ndfcD RJBOOMDfTlOICKD Miss Annie Easterby, 84, passed Maple Valley 10340S to Olen Weeks, AFPLUlftfeS away at her home on M 16, near Elsewhere in this newspaper, in accordance wilh state law, RELIEVE THE CAUSE AtttfiHoii, Fislwrmtfi I Alto Thursday, April 19th, slbout at Saranac, according to a report WT HondU NM lost! 0 0 0 MICH IGAN (BoML GAS from Fred S. Idtse, Secretary of We Have A Good Supply of two weeks after her return from yon will find a notice of Michigan BelFs intention to ask the Michigan the Bown Swiss Cattle Breeders' Rickert Electric A1X KOfM OF BCE. GEE Bkdgett hospital. Miss Easterby Association. FISHING TACKLE CRANE—KOHLER was a faithful member of the Alto Public Service Commission for a further increase in telephone COMPLETE 9A!T OF AU KINDS Uracrdal RtfrffontiM Baptist Church, a grand neighbor OF YOUR ALLMENTS LINE and friend and leaves a host of rates. Included in that notice are details of the new rates proposed. PUIUC NOTICES ELECTRICAL SERVICE TROUT STAMPS, LICENSES aid Air CwditisilEf A HAPPY STATE friends who will miss her. HAS COME.TO PASS, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jones and When Lack of VitamiRS B,, Bi, Iroa aad Niaeia Gaasa GENERAL 24-HOUR SERVICE Rxhirts — Teostmosttr little son were Sunday dinner Wages Up NOW EVERYBODY Stoaiaeh Distarbaaces, Gas, Haartbara, ladigestioa, WIIXJAM JAKES LOWE Water Htattn guests of Mrs. Pearl Dygert and (40 Million ZOSS OnmneM, 8. W., CM. lUpU>, KM. CAW HAVE GAS Genevieve Graham. Mr. and Mrs. —'2 State of Michigan, the Probate Oourt for Bib's Live Bait Mb i Imm Oi. Alger Dygert anfl family were af- Rales Up Aaaoyiag Actios aad Paias I Cortaia Nanroas Disorders the County ot Kent. PAUL RICKERT Lyle Covert ternoon callers. $21 Million for At a teMlon of said court, bekt st tta« 1052 Rlverslde-dr. Phons 274F11 RIRNfTURE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pattlson of probate office. In Um City ot Orand Rap- p49-6t Phons 840 S12 N. Hudson St. REStriNCE PHONE til HADACOL Will Help Th«u Condition! When Due to Such Deficiendei ids. In said County, oo the Srd day of Grand Rnpids were Sunday dinner —n April. A. D. 1061. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pat- Present: HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge tlson. Mn. R. H. Holder, 121 Jamet D. Slnglelory, of Probate. Mrs. Iva Linton of Lowell spent Columbus, IHonlgomerx, 236 Oak Si., Leulsiille, In the Matter of the Estate ot WUUmd Water plays an importam pan in egg pro- Jvmes Lwre, Minor. the week end with her brother, Ala., is the mother of Ky.i "Before I started duction. An egg is approximately CSfi two children and has UUam James Lowe baring filed In said Verne Bryant and family of Morse taking HADACOL there j Jt his petition praying that Frank U water. Every 24 houis, 100 laying hens two grandchildren. This PatUson be appointed guardian of his p#r- will require about 10 gallons oi water. They Lake. Telephone wages wasn't a person in the young grandmother will drink more when the water temper- versus telephone rales works as an inspector world who could get! It Is Ordered, That TueeSay the 1st i •f May. A. D. 1M1. at ten o'clock la the ature is right and the water is easily Wiat do about would M 1941-1950 at a glass company in along with me—seemed forenoon, at said probate office, be and Is accessible. Montgomery. She says: like the least little thing bereoy appointed for hearing said peUUooj "I was nervous and run- would upset me, I was It Is Purther Ordered. That public noUce The Jamcsway 8 gallon waierer lor laying thereof be given by pubUoatlon of a copy It makes your dollars talk hens is available with a lamp heated base down and I had lost tired all the time and it of this order, for three suocesslre weeks weight and had no ap- and stand ot may be used a* range wateiei really affected my work. previous to said day of hearing. In the without base or stand COLBY petite—food just didn't Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed and I had a hard time sleep-! ACEWCY interest me. I had aches circulated In said county. ing—just roll and toss JOHN DALTON. Jamesway offers a poultry wateter lor every and pains. I felt miserable. My mother A true copy Judge of Probate. need in a ipwMm.mm started taking HADACOL and it did her and cat-nap all night I:»'I;?J:H FRED ROTH. long. I didn't eat properly either. Then Register of Probate cS0-S3 ielephone rates if you so much good that I decided to give it irea: sense! a try. After the first bottle I noticed an one day I heard how other folks with the ChcHtt I improvement. I have now taken six bot- same troubles v- :e being helped by BALE OB MORTOAOE OF REAL ESTAn WITTENBACH tmpwm. tles and feel grand. I am no longer nerv- HADACO'. n ! noticed an im- CLAIR D. TESTER Office 3231 Olarksville ous or run-down. I have loads of energy. roveme:' couple of bottles, Sales & Service LOWELL I have a big appetite and have regained Slow I ' ' .. "long with every- State of Michigan, the Probate Court for EoH Y. Colby — Alto body—1m not a bit nervous—sleep like the County of Kent. W. Main St., Lowell • Phone 227 the weight I had lost. No more aches or At a session of said court, held at the Office: 2421 Res.: 3151 pains either. Today I feel wonderful, just a log and appetite—why, I can hardly Probate Office in the City of Grand Rap- wonderful, and I owe it to HADACOL support myseif, I eat so much. Yes, sir— Ids. In said county, oo the 6th day of April, When you look at the times we live in:!: and then take a look at Revenues from Increased telephone for it has done so much for me. I ju«:t HADACOL is really fine and I recom- A. D. 1W1. were in our shoes ? Present, HON. RICHARD W. BRTANT,] rales have gone up 21% while the can't praise it enough." mend it." Judge cf Probate. this new Chrysler Windsor : . . you might almost think we'd had In the M»ttcT of the Estate ot NelUe cost of living has gone up 84%. Mrs. Flavla C. Kauf- Mrs. Jennie Lee Adelt, 1'rfter. Mentally Ineomoetcat. advance information and special-built this car just to fit these times! man, 2436 70th Ave., 412 N. 27 St., Ecu Sf. Clalx D. Teller having filed in said court hit peUtion, praying for license to Certainly it treats your hard-earned and tight-stretched dollars APRIL 28 Is Baton Rouge, Louisiana i Louis, Hi: "I have been a nurse for over 14 sell the Uitcrrat of said estate tn certain "I have been taking real estate O-reln described, and for the with a respect that's hard to find in a good many things you buy: years. My food never allowance of his First Annual Account. SWURDM ® ^ ® HADACOL for over a seemed to agree with It Is Ordered, That the 4th day of May, To begin with, the Windsor line is the least-priced of the three year. Before 1 started me. I heard one day A. D. 1H1. at ten o'clock In the foieuoou. .taking HADACOL I waa at said probate office, be and Is hereby lines ef cars we build at Chrysler. To buy one gets you all the how so many folks were appointed for bearing said peUUon. and terribly nervous and being helped because of that all petsons Interested la said estate basic goodness Chrysler engineering means, at the very lowegi upset all the time. I HADACOL. I tried it appear before said oourt, at said time and and after 3 bottles I place, to show cause why a license to sell cost. That's good sense in itself. was underweight and the interest of said estate In aald real es- just couldn't eat at all. | could ^ell a big im- tate should not be granted. provement. Now I eat It !s Further Ordered, That puhtlo notice Io powerplant, your Windsor brings you Chrysler Spitfire ! 11 My appetite was so lax Kg? : that f ate irregularly at ^-anything I want—sleep thereof be given by publicaUon of a copy one of the truly great engines in the whole bright history of STORY « HAHN HARDWARE 1 well and I am full of energy.'" HADACOL of this order, for three successive weeks all hours of the day. '• previous to said day of hearing. In the Then I started taking HADACOL, After docs not bring just symptomatic relief. Lowell Ler" ir. a newspaper printed and America's motor cars. Time-proved and owner-beloved, it would the third bottle I felt 100% better. I have HADACOL now makes it possible to ac- circulated In said county. be hard to put your money on a sounder friend than this to live and kJuppoee you were managing Michigan Bell. Suppose Size of "tolephone package" is RICHARD W. BRTANT. gained weight, my appetite is tremen- tually relieve the cause of annoying aches- that your job wse to continue supplying the kind larger—more lelephones^can be ! and pains, certain nervous disturbances, A true copy Judge of Probate. travel with you through the months ahead I f Let us serve you a free dous and, best of all, I sleep wel/etl nights FRED ROTH Factory rspr^tontcitivo will Im In our tiers all day fo and my nerves are steady as can'be . HAD. and a general run-down, weakened con- Register of K-obale. c-60-6a cup of deildous coffee of telephone service that Michigan and the nation 5. You'd realize that previous adjustments in tele- reached without a loll charge. dition v/hen due to deficiencies of Vita- As to comfort, Windsor brings you the amazing travel bont* mode In the new Sun- ACOL is a very wonderful product. I just dsmonsfrofs thsss tsnsaHonal nsw Sunbsam products for csn depend on in these critical times. phone rates haven't caught up with the increases can't praise HADACOL enough." mins B,. iB, Niacin and Iron. MARGARET NEUBECKER, Ada, Mich., all Chrysler owners get this year ... the revolutionary new Oriflow beam Coffeemaiter. / R. R. Box 88 you. Corns In, Isl us show you how wondsrful thsss nsw in the Company's cost of providing service. The ORDER AFPOINTINa TIME FOR shock absorber. With more than twice the shock-absorbing power HEARING CLAIMS lobe# saving dsvlcss ars. Immediately, you'd run up against these inescapable last rate increase in June, 1950, substantially STATE OF MICHIGAN—the Probate of any other in the,world, this amazing new device keeps wheels improved Michigan Bell's earnings. However, a SENATOR DUDLEY J. LeBLANO Court for the County of Kent. steady on the road, and riders steady in their scats. facts: At a session of said court, held at the lot har happened sinc^ then. Wage increnBPB, probate office In the city of Grand Rap- r WHom Tireless Efforts For Reliof ids, in said county on the 13th day of As you can see, it is no idle claim that this ar makes very made effective last November, have added 5 April, A. D. 1961. 1. To maintain the quality of service expected by Of Suffering Have Brought Humanity Present. HON. RICHARD W. BRTANT. special sense in these unusual times. But why not get the whole million dollars a year to operating costs. Taxes, Judm of ProbAU. the public, to provide improved service for many Today's Great HADACOL In the Matter of the Estate of Edith good story at first hand? Why not go see your Chrysler Dealer, SuSedm IR0NMASTIR (ftuUkfoii thousands of present users, and lo meet the needs too, have been increased and it seems certain I. Nrabeeker, Deeeased. Hests quicker, stsys MOOIL 10 This great product, that has brought so much It appearing to the court that the time very soon? for new service in growing communities, your that they will be going even higher. Costs of happiness and contentment to thousands, is a for presentation ot -lalms against said uoaer, irons fsster. tote should be limited, and that a time MIXMASTER Company must continue to expand. materials and supplies have hit new highs. And fitting tribute to, and high point in. Senator kod place be appointed to receive, examine Hot in 30 seconds! Only the new Average worker earns enough to Dudley J. LeBlanc's ever-continuing fight for the and adjust all claims and demands against Thumb-tip best rtg- Model 10 Mix- there's no getting away from the simple fact that cause of the oppressed, the underprivileBed, and said deceased by and before said court: pay telephone bill in one-third It Is Ordered, That creditors of said ulstor in hsndle, master has the ex- 2. On top of that, the grim shadow of war demands higher costs mean higher prices. needy in every walk of life. deceased are required to present their cool, essy-tO'set, elusive larger less time than it took In 194(k The Father of Old Age Pensions in Louisiana, that telephone service bo ample for the giant job claims to said court at said Probate Office conveniently marked DOWL-FIT beat- Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc was the first candidate ea or before the Ulh day of Jaae, A. D. ers for EVEN mix- of national defense. New communication facilities 6* As a public utility your rates are regulated by for governor to advocate a specific plan for the ____ 1901. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said for all type fabrics. ing, greater AER- Ume and place being hereby appointed for must be added to handle the vital needs of the Michigan Public Service Commission. So, it aged. To his critics, his opnosition, in the lone.jggggggg' fcg/ggggl the examination and adjustment of all Available in two •ATION, and light- lone fight, he has continually stated, "If you do claims and demands against said deceased. weights-1Ightweight 4 Ihs. or lighterwsight. er, higher, finer- military estabiishments, defense projects, and would be your responsibility to propose—and not believe in Old Age Pension, remember the mandate of the Lord himself— It is Further Ordered, That public notice 24 ibs. ^ textured cakes. 'Honor thy Father ond thy Mother that thy days may be long upon thp land thereof be given by publicaUon of a copy expanding production programs. among the Commission's responsibilities to estab- of this order for three successive weeks which thy Lord thy God giveth thee.'" previous to said day of hearing. In the lish—rates adequate to (a) assure continuation Aid the Senator has championed the cause of the veterans. In him they have Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed and 3. But the millions of dollars to finance this found a true friend. He introduced and successfully passed the law that circulated in said county. ijiwieatn dtuibevm of high-quality service; (b) pay fair wages to RICHARD W. BR* ANT, sSSh created the State Service Commissioner whose duty it is to see that every essential expansion and improvement of the tele- A true copy Judge of Probate. C0FFEEMASTER telephone employees; and (c) permit earnings service man receives his just compensation from both State and Federal FRED ROTH CMM TOASTER phone system must come from thousands of governments. His activities in public life in behalf of the working man are too Register of ProbaU. c 81-1 that will protect the savings of telephone investors It's automatic! You can't numerous to mention here. Automatic Beyond people who have savings to invest. They'll put and attract the additional capital needed to missl Perfect coffee For most residence customers; And now, through endless effort and study, he has developed today s great Dr. W. A. Large Belief! All you do is their money in the telephone business only HADACOL, one more addition to his long record of service to humanity. It every time—1 cup to 8. drop in the bread. do the job. CHIROPRACTOR the increase needed is lest was logical that with service to mankind uppermost in Ws mind that the No watching —no Brmd lowers s'lttl/ if they're assured that the Company's earnings ' 506 W. Main 8t than 3c a day. Senator would seek and find this wonderful HADACOL formula. worry. All gem-like aitemstically. Ns will provide them a reasonable return. Faced with those facts, uhat would you do? — Office Hours — chromium plats; No 2:00-5:00 p. m. and 7:00-9t00 p. m. Ievert lo path. Tout! glass bowls to break. rtistt itself silently, without popping or bang- Sit back and do nothing . . . stop adding facilities Why Wail? Why experiment? Why give up? Why suffer from a lack of Vitamins Bi, Bi, Phene 42 Lowell, Mloh. 4. You'd find that Michigan Bell's earnings—the ing. Every slice alike—moist, dry, thick slices ... get along as best you can with what you have Niacin and Iron? Why not make up your mind to start taking HADACOL today with the or thin. money left over after expenses are met—are positive assurance that it will help you if you suffer from such deficiencies or the Senator Dr. R. D. Slegle and let it go at that? toill olfldly send back your money? You have to be satisfied, and since Senator LeBlanc VETERINARIAN far below the earnings of other businesses. In has proven by his past activities that he is your friend, you know you can depend on what Alto, Mloh. iSMbifon Smbefim the postwar period, Michigan Bell averaged only Of course you wouldn't. Alto Phonssi Beautihil to look all... a little over 5 cents on each dollar invested com- AikYor HADACOL right away. Trial size bottle only $1.25; large family economy size $3.50. Office 2391 Rss. 2898 EGG COOKER WAFFLE IAKER Even though you'd rather not ask your customers to There Is only one true and genuine HADACOL. If your druggist does not have HADACOL, D. H. Oafley Beautiful to drive! pared with 12 to 16 cents for leading industrial order it direct from The LeBlanc Corporation, Lafayette, Louisiana. Cooks eggs Ibt tame Automatically pay more for their service, plain horse sense would DENTIST makes 4 delicious, concerns. The Telephone Company must com- Cor. W. Main and Rlvsrslds Drivs every time, exactly as you tell you that you should apply at once for increased Offies 50 Rss. 4S like them—all automat- good-sized waffles pete with these other concerns int attracting ol one time. No rates to make your Company's earnings adequate ically. Very soft, medium, money from investors. And the prospects for present confusion, waicJog or delay between waffles- for the job that has to be done. Dr. J. W. Trumbla fcsrd or any degree in between. 6 egg capacity. nerves 4 people with one baking. telephone rates to produce adequate earnings from VETERINARIAN CHRYSLER now on are mighty slim. And that is what Michigan Bell is planning to do Offlee—W. Main SL at City Limits HADACDL Phone 52 Lowell, Mtah. finest engineered cars in the world Dr. R. H. Sluitor Telephone service SET TUT WONDERFUL HADACOL FEELOS OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined 222 WEST MAIN STREET Story & Hahn Hdw would still be one of the cheapest Located In Dr. Myera' Office, Lowsll MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY things in the average family budget. — Wednesdays — MCQUEEN MOTOR CO. ... LOWELL, MICHTCAH Christiansen's Drug Store 1:80-5:30 and 7tOO-9i(K) p. m. S07 East Main PhoKe 61 Lowell Lowell Michigan Friday nvuninae. 7:00-9:00 Phene 296 VEN THE L6WiU LCDQIN. LOWKLL, MICH.. APRIL M, 1961

CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANMT To those who expressed their St. Anne's Guild and St Rka's sympathy in so many (beautiful Circle of St Mary's Church of Lowell wish to extend its grateful and practical ways during our re- thanks to the many members of cent bereavement, we extend our the parish who so kindly and gen- heartfelt thanks. erously donated for and those who so ably assisted with the serving Mrs. Veronica Myers A [Edward of Rotary dinners during the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth months of March and April, and A Good Van Der Warf also to Mr. Christiansen for hif Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers generous donation of ice cream and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elckhoff to the school girls who helped in Mr. and Mrs, Peter Stukkie the serving, our heartfelt thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Roudabush p62 Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bishop INTeRPWDwe TUB NBWi Mr. and Mrs. Claud Evans. Egg Mash p52 Advertise in the Ledger Clt Irene who vote for tho man, Sow NOW the not tho party, are being blamed for Michigan's current stalemate be- FINEST LAWN tween a Democrat governor and a Republican administrative board SEED GROWN and state legislature. Williams and the legislature find themselves VAUGHAN'S CHICAGO diametrically opposed on taxation PARKS, IMPROVED New director of Michigan Ball Tel- a policies. Since the legislature does ephone Company Is Leland I. Doan, not acccpt the governor as Its IU Imm It the fl.. Krnlncky blue (mi, for «. uew Bride combimd with ot luilable grMiei in president of Dow Chsmloal Com- leader, months of valuable time the I'roper proportion la produce a fine pany. Doan recently .was elected PAYS have been spent trying to find a ptrnunenl white turf. White clover ii to the State Board of Regents. If the better egg maih Then a better maih it worth the following amounte solution to the vexaotne problems. (Wudad but it can be »upplied wuhoiit .-lover, u tlalad below. In one pound of Inctoaies egg production (In cents per 100 Ibt.) more than the poorer math "How did wo got this way," you Improred Chicauo Parln Lawn Seed tiere P ( JieirlDoni Stfrlin^ ask. Well, because a majority of •re 3,682,S60 feedi. Alto Locals per 100 hens per day by when egga aell at the below lilted prices. citizens wanted it to be so. Pri- PyiM l lb,, ti ll, a IW.. |1.30: J B.... John Robert Tlmpson called on A wedding gift that growi in beauty 5 Ibi,. S5.60j,J0 it#.. Ilf.ooj li bis grandmother, Mrs. E. L. Tlmp- withlheyeanil Choose heriilverfrom 24c doz. 30c doz. 35c doz. 42c doz. 48c do*. mary elections for frubflc office cir- fc.. lia Wt 20 lb*. WI.IS; SJ Wi cumvent party responsibility. $27,001 :00 As, $104,oi. son Sunday, before returning to Heirloom's fresli-ipirited, young-in- Extra value Great Lakes Training Station. hearl pattern*...you ran begin with 4.5 lb 2 eggs 334 41.6 49.9 58.3 66.6 of hotter Mesdames L Richardson, E. L. just two place •ettings, then add more hens 4 eggs 66.6 BU 99.8 116.6 133.2 Law enforcement officials, Ini * i© rnanh eluding sheriffs, proiecutiai^ttc lULK GARDEN SEEDS Tlmpson and F. Pattlson met ^Ith later at Chriitmas and anniversary 2S32 266.4 or- 8 eggs 133.2 166.4 199.6 neya and the State Police,' have Mrs. Frank Fairchild to tie off the gifu. We'll be delighted to arrange 12 eggs 199.8 249.6 299.4 340£ 399.6 submitted recommendationa to the comforter she had put on frames, easy-payment terms. 5.5 lb. 2 eggs 28.6 36.7 42.8 49.9 57.2 Extra value legislature for tightening of crim- and Mrs. Moffit finished the edgea of bettor and it is now ready for Mr. and 6PUct Place Si ttingi &<}y PA hens 4 eggs 572 71.4 85.6 99J 114.4 inal law procedure. Grand juries KIEL'S muh (24-man or 3-man) would bo given Mrs. Glen Laytr, whose home for at UttU as « •OV 8 eggs 114.4 142J 171.2 199.6 228.4 burned down recently. Addle Sin- power to grant immunity to key SnAor-MAiiRa or ONCIO* LTD. M.fnlmtL 12 sggs 1712 214.2 256.8 299.4 342.6 Flowtr A Gift Shop witnesses—a weapon removed by Fhens 228-F2 517 E. Main ftt clair donated the new quilt top and the 1949 legislature. Ws DELIVER the M. E. Aid the lining and bat. We Telegraph Flowers Anywhsre Mr. and Mrs. Deosil Pitcher and There ought to be a moral aome- family entertained his brother, Ben where in thia item: Detroit's muni- Pitcher and wife of Shepard. It Has Always Been More Economical to Buy the BEST I cipal bus-street car system went mm A. uw A. $i A WMI $47,500 into the red during B^arch; disputes were reported as against MacArthur's rloteus homecoming the union of bus and streetcar op- 713 in 1944-45. Number of man- waa stealing headlines when Char- erators now threatens a strike un- days lost last year was 7,000,000, lesles O. Boltc, member of the U. S. less wages are raised 7V4 cents an highest of any of the last seven mission to the U. N., told a Mich- hour. years. igan State College conference, "be- KING'S EGG MASH hind the shield of power we are Avery Jewelers Also from Detroit comae a legis- earnestly trying to buijd a world of lative bill to boost salaries of state Ths ststs library lost 30,000 peace." Lowell, Michigan supreme court justices from 118^)00 books, documents and pamphlets in to $25,000 a year and circuit court the state office building fire. Par- CARD OF APPRECIATION iudges from $9,000 to $20,000 a year. Ual library service is now restored. We wish lo express our appre- Additional security would be pro- ciation of the many kindnesses, vided by extending the terms of For the first time in five months and expressions of sympathy, ex- circuit judges from six to eight monthly wholesale price and Mich- tended to us by our Lowell friends TfinqWiihq Cotapamiyears. Rural legislator s have been igan farm price averages failed to at the passing of our beloved cool to proposals of liberal pensions rise during March mother and sister, Mrs. Dora C. ** Lowell. Michigan ' U for aging judges; the same treat- Powell. ment Is anticipated for the latest On the basis of tentative valua- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dusseau Servietmtii In Uniform Fret notion of $2C.000-$25,000 aalaiiex tions, public utility and public ser- and Daughters What's just for a justice? vice companies will pay $1,028,454 Mrs. Linda Loucks Arnold Wlttenbach, Mrs. John CARD OF THANKS O. E. S. News more to Michigan schools than Mrs. Jennie Gould c52 Thursday, Friday, Saturday April 26, 27, 28 Tlmpson and committee, consisted The family of Mrs. Harriet C. The legislature adopted a resolu- they did last year. Average tax There was a good attendance last of gowns dating back from 1880 Scott wish to express thanks and tion, on part., lines, censuring Pres- rate this year was $32 per thou- CARD OF THANKS tYiday evening at the Cyclamen down to the present time. Preced- appreciation to all her friends for Ident Truman for firing General Chapter O. E. S. F;lendshlp Night sand, compared to $31.63 a year I wish to express my sincere ing the show, Mrs. Miller sang the many kind deeds, messages and MacArthur. As one legislator put ago. At this rate companies will nwetlng held In the Masonic Tem- "Through the Years." flowers duiing her long Illness. It. "There must have been a bettor thanks for the flowers and many pay $14,735,118 in taxes this year. cards sent me during my stay in ple. Worthy 'Matron Mrs. Byrd The gowns were modeled by Mrs. p52 uay for the President to dlaclpllne Bcachum and Worthy Patron Byrd Harold Rittenger, Miss Phyllis the nation's hero of Bataan than the hospital. Beachum welcomed the guests with The automobile industry may p52 Mrs. Emmet Carigon. Chaterdon, Mrs. Ed Bennett, Phyl- Plan to Stop at Kiel's—we'll have to fire him. I always held that be slowed down by a design freeze well chosen words. lis Walker, Beverly Buck, Mrs. against Slgler (who fired Oscar plenty of Memorial Day Plants, rather than materials regulations. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dawson, The program consisted of selec- Reuben Lee. Julie Lundberg, Mrs. vegetable plants, flower bedding Olander as State Police commis- Tool and die shops will be tied up tions by the Junior Band, conduct- Douglas Oatley, Mrs. Arnold Wlt- sioner), and now I can't go alpng Mrs. Velma Dawson, Shirley and i plants, bulk seeds, grass seeds and with defense work after the toola ed by. Miss Charlyn Koch, assistant tenbach, Mrs. Marjean Fonger- with Truman for doing the same Donald, spent Sunday at the home bulbs. now in construction for passenger of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Tucker music Instructor of the Lowell high Brlllhart and Mrs. George Lund- thing." cars have been delivered. in Hastings. school; readings by Kay Dlsbrow berg. Gerald V. Jakeway, of Rockford and Merle Cramton of Refreshments ot cake and punch 3046 Brentwood, Grand Rapids 6, Whila the legislative taxation Pressure again ia on tha legisla- Ada; and Mrs. Robert Miller sang, were served In the dining room. Michigan cauldron boiled furiously. Governor ture to put deer hunting regula- 'Bless This House"; Mrs. Virginia Cyclamen Chapter's warden, Sara FINAL ADMINISTRATION G. Mennen Williams quietly turned tions into the hands of the conser- Rogers and daughters of Caledonia Chrouch was guest officer for York ACCOUNT to his proposed crime commission vation department to alter at ita BILL BARTON sang two songs. Chapter's Friendship night. Mrs. State of Michigan, the Probata and the possibility it won't meet discretion. Previous attempts have Distinguished guests present were Byrd Beachum, worthy matron, Court for the County of Kent approval in the state. Following failed with legislators loathe to introduced and Kent County As- was also a guest. At a session of said court held exposure of a narcotloa ring In De- give up that authority. But this sociation officers. In the the ab- at the probate office, in the City of troit, Williams had asked that a year the heavy deer kill has sports- Grand Rapids, in seid County, on citizen body be named to probe sit- sence of the president, Mrs. Flor- CARD OF APPRECIATION men's clubs up in arms. ence Sharp of Grandvllle, 2nd vice the 23rd day of April, A. D. 1951. uations in the state. "A given number of deer starve president, presented the gavel to be We wish to extend our grateful Present: HON. JOHN DALTON, yearly for lack of forage," one l Used for the evening, and Mrs. thanks to all neighbors, friends and Judge of Probate. Now the majority of Detroit Bar spokesman says. "That meat In tho Matter of tha Estate of all others who so generously con- association members have turned could just aa well be on a hunter's • hsdt levsjey • SSSHBS Dabsrt Cora Cooklngham of Ada, county C. Kent Jakeway, DeoeMed DAVID BRIAN-JOHN AGAR treasurer and Mrs. Miller of Low- tributed at the party given for the against the commission proposal— tabls." Gerald V. Jakeway having filed Slacks ell, association soloist, were also benefit of Allison Roark who re- ostensibly because it would be an In said court his final administra- present cently suffered a heavy fire loss. "ineffectual" citizen committee. Senator Harry Hittle (R-East tion account, and his petition pray- Says Williams, off the record, the A style snow presented by Mrs. Mrs. Robert Cramton Lansing) would sentence subver- Sunday and Monday April 29 and 30 . an-1 committee. c52 ing for the allowance thereof and Idea hasn't been dropped—law en- sives to sentcncea of any length of We've a store full for the assignment and distribution forcement facilities must be tight- time up to life. In a bill he intro- Starts Sunday at 2:15 cf the residue of said estate. ened and work is being done in duced in the atate Senate he would It is Ordered. That the Iflth day that direction. put teeth into the consUtutional of NEW slacks Feature at 2:57 — 5:11 — 7:25 — 9:39 With of May, A. D. 1951, at ten o'clock amendment approved by the people In the forenoon, at said probate The mock air raid on Sault Ste. to define subversion and make it a rs'BaVDBr INSURE Gerald Rollins office, be and Is hereby, appointed Marie was a success. It showed crime. purchased at last for examining and allowing said the people of Michigan just how IssNsv.lfaptr CLIFTON WEBB account and hearing aald petition. much more equipment Is needed. The sum of $12,520,000 has been It Is Further Ordered, That pub- Medical supplies, radios and fire The biggest room in appropriated for mental hospital summer's prices. JOAN BENNETT lic notice thereof be given by pub- equipment were enlisted as most construction in the state. The lication of a copy of this order, for necessary and most limited. money will be spread as follows: mankind's house is the three successive weeks previous to $5,368,000, Northville state hospital; Mat COMMINGS said day of hearing, in the Ix»well Of the 507,000 Michigan man who These long ex- room for improvement Ledger, a newspaper printed and $1442.000, Caro; $2,327,000, Cold- registered for the draft since June water state home nnd training ITIZH circulated in said county. JOHN DALTON of 1948, some 18,000 have been sohool; $1,286,000, Kalamazoo; Judge of Probate called up since the outbreak of the $274,000 Lapeer: $423,000, Pontlac; pected values I Service Is Our Business A true copy Korean hostilities. $368,000, additions to five other hoa- FRED ROTH, pltals, and $1,437,000, Ionia. Register of Probate cM-x Approximately 11,000 men arc have am'ved and ROLLINS INSURANCE AGENCY now awaiting induction with 40,000 Upwards of 100000 fishermen are coming up shortly tor pre-induction expected to crowd the banks of 835 W. MAIN Phone 4Q4-F2 examinations. Michigan trout waters at the open- the original price ing this week-end. A favorable The number of Michigan strikes opener is expected. has reached the nadir of the curve has been main- of the last 10 years. Eighty-one Conservation officials ara al- ready cauUoning Michiganites against forest fires. Already some 1,000 acres have been burnt over tained... for as Joan SLONDBi* Edmund OWfNN and the dry season ia not even be- iMunroe's Food Market gun yet. PHONE 14 LOWELL 219 E. MAIN long as they last Tuesday and Wednesday ' May I and 2 on our shelves. RAFT IN ACTION...! Where the stakes an slim, UomU and bocmtlfnl Picnics Your choice of ...ondriMbckbaiUf—Ughondbot! Globe Smoked Shoalder, Lb. 45c TK STAKES MEl BE MY LOVE four colors in SUM, BLONDE AND ONE WEEK Mario Lanza BEMmnu^H SPECIAL ABA DABA HONEYMOON Debbie Reynolds and Cfrlton finely tailored Carpenter Ground Beef ftQc Vigor© Cwf. $3.75 Don't Depend It'i AU Beef, •>Lb . METRO POLKA gabardine slacks Milorganife .Cwt. $3.00 Lawrence Walk On The • Pick Up Cent $5.^5 I APOLOGIZE Other Guy... Billy Eckstins at $6.95

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