Longest Possible 6 Current News Items Summer Vacation About Our Servicemea LLLEMi Corn- Cooklngham advised his Closes Sept. 7 parents In a letter received last • week that he has arrived in Ja- The longest possimc summer Established June, 1893 LOWELL. MICH., THURSDAY. AUGUST 27. 1953 Number 18 iian- His new address is: Pfc Cor* vacation in the history of Lowell ry S. Cooklngham. 1348414 G-3-1 schools will end on September Lowell Represented j First Marine Division, F. F. F., 7th. Following a custom inaug- i '•/o FPO. San Francisco. Calif. urated years ago to open on the In National Woriishop Well Prepared Teachers to Fill Five Vacancies Prize Exhibits day after Labor Day. the Board Of Christian Churches Pvt. Duane Raymor. son of Mr. of Education voted to open on and Mrs. Ellsworth Raymor and September 8th—the latest date Two Lowell ladies were in at- Appearing in Lowell High School System This Fall Found at 4-H Fair Pvt. Ralph Whitney, son of Mr. possible. tendance at the Fifth Annual and Mrs. Harvey Whitney of Gd. Enrollments Uncertain Workshop which is sponsored For State Show Rapids, have completed their has- For the first time in years it is jointly by the American Baptist ic training in the Airborne Di- anticipated that the initial enroll- Assembly and the National Coun- \.ith the closing of the highly vision, and have received their ments in the grades will show a Hugh Vanderveen has purchas- successful 19th annual Kent Coun- wings at Fort Benning. Ga They ed the Earl Blakeslee home at 203 cil of Churches of Christ in the decline. It is unlikely that the in- U. S. A., held at Green Lake, ty t-H Pair last Friday after-! will be «ieni to Fort Bragg. Nuilh S. Jefferson St. and expects to I • • • I • ill! <• i (t n t-« r, m r* ~ 4 a i- .. . _ . . crease in the kindergarten will Wisconsin, last week. noon, I hose in charge of the var- Carolina, for further training. move his family there about Sept. offset the number who will leave Mrs. Charles Houseman repre- ious departments, leaders, and ex- The boys are cousins. 15. They are living out on Fallas- 9 to enter St. Mary's school now sented the Congregational Church hibitors. as well as the general burg Drive until their house is Captain Richard M. Doezeraa under construction on the west of Lowell and Mrs. Clark Ellis the public realized that this group side of town. Teaching assign- ready in town. of young people had accomplish- has been transferred from Quan- * * • Methodist. There were 140 del- ments have been made on a tenta- egates from thirty states and two ed a record-breaking movement tico. Va., and his current addreti tive basis and will not be made Charles Hill seems to have Canadian provinces, from Maine in their search for excellence in Is: Capt. R. M. Doezema, 41 Jup- permanent until the initial mem- solved the problem of identify- to California, studying at the an- the extensive field of agriculture iter St.. R-l, Eastern Park, Lynn- this past year. bership is known. However, it ing lost shoes, rubbers and boots, nual Religious Drama Workshop haven, Va. will be impossible to eliminate or mismated ones at school, and Each class in each division on the grounds of the American Pfc. Walter D. Christopher, any teachers because of the ex- he is offering the new service made outstanding exhibits and Baptist Assembly. whose wife. Margaret, lives at pected loss in registration. On the free to his customers. A metalic many qualified for state compe- Freeport. Mich., is now under- other hand, the projected enroll clip supplying the child's initials tition. Some 75 head of livestock going post-truce training with ment in the high school indicates is the gadget which marks all Training Cycle will probably be sent from Kent the 25th Infantry Division in a slight increase. The freshman footwear. county to the State Show in East Korea. He is a mortarman in Co. class should be about 125. the Any mother of small chil- Nears Completion Lansing. Names were announced C of the 14th Regiment and hat largest in the history of the dren will say it is well worth a at the dosing. school, and the senior class is ex- try. Private Leonard D. Hoag, son Horse-pulling contest for heavy- has been In Korea since last May. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. pected to exceed 85. It would not * * * of Mrs. Hattie Hoag. 11571 Kirby Top row. left to right: Mrs. Har- weight teams was won by a 4.300- Walter Christopher, 4094 S. Sag- » be surprising if the total enroll- Tom Lyon, program chairman Street. Alto. Michigan, is nearing riett Arnold, A. B.. whose home is pound team owned by John Gouz- inaw St., Flint. ment in the upper four grades for last week's Rotary luncheon, completion of a 16-week training Saranac. win teach first grade- waard. and the lightweight by a would approximate 400. introduced thr various heads of cycle here with a unit of the 6th She was trained at University at 2.995-pound team nu-ned by Amiurai Divisiun. George Collie of Alto. A-c Wm. B. Laux is now sta- New Teachers the 4-H staff who are responsible Michigan and has had three tioned at Ktatlavik Air Base in for the record-breaking Kent years' successful experience. Sec- The Board of Education was ex- Jack Matthews of I ovoll wrs Iceland. He left Lowell Aug. 10 County 4-H Club Fair this year. ond. Miss Rosalie Sue Williams, tremely fortunate in finding well named top Kent 4-H plowman after a month's furlough. These leaders furnished the pro- A. B., Alma College, who comes prepared teachers to fill the va- in a plrw'rj -ontest r.nd will re- gram for the day. from Ferndale, will take over cancies created by resignations. prv?sem the County in state com- There is no grounds for Home Economics. Third, Miss Demonstrate Waterway Mrs. Harriett Arnold, A. B. 1950, petition. He scored 268 of a pos- apologies for the annual feat- Vivian Voorhorst. B. S. degree Thursday Afternoon will take over the first grade va- sible 300 points. Rowland Ryder ure this year as each depart- from Michigan State Normal cated by Miss Roost, who will of Lowell placed second with a On VandePeerie Form ment was a success in itself. College comes from Holland, teach In Tensing. Mrs. Arnold score cf 250 and Dan Goldner of has three years of very successful * * * Mich., to teach Health and Phys- W- Construction and seeding of a ical Education. In second row, Lowell was third with a score of sod waterway will be demon- experience and she secured her Louis Kingsley will be the Dis- 2D training at the University of trict representative to the Amer- left to right: Miss Delores Ann r; strated at the Neal VandePeerie Kent County probably will send j fjrm located at 7712 Two Mile Michigan. ican Legion National Convention Combs. A. B.. Alma College. Hes- nearly 75 head of livestock to Road just west of Honey Creek Mrs. Elizabeth Arehart, not at St. Louis, Missouri next week. peria resident, will teach ninth the sta+e show. .new to the system, will teach one Mrs. Kingsley will accompany grade. Mrs. Virginia Fonger, A. Avenue in Ada Township on section of the second grade, made him. leaving Saturday and re- B.. a local resident, will teach GRAND CHAMPIONSHIPS Thursday. August 27th. beginn- ing at one o'clock. Work will be necessary by heavy enrollments turning after Labor Day. European History and Social Sci- Six grand champions for the done by Mr. VandePeerie and in the kindergarten two years * ^ * ence. on duty half days. dairy cattle breeds were named rcighboring farmers under direc- ago. Mis. Charles Doyle will be Paul Cariano of Grand Rapidt* at the fair. tion of Soil Conservation Service transferred to the third grade to was in town on Tuesday making Leon Snyder of Byron Center Technicians. take up the duties relinquished arrangements to re-open Thelma's James Dale Okker, 19 walked off with his second grand Lou ell Youth killed. Six Injured Site of the demonstration is a by Mrs. Charles White. Mrs. Max- drive-in restaurant on East Main Dies of Crash Injuries championship In Ayrshire compe- ine Kropf will be ready to take St. which he hopes to have ready tition 'n ?s many years with a lolling twenty acre field just over any special assignments, but by October 1st. Funeral Rites Monday In Earlv Morning T wo-Car Crash mature cow. Reserve champion west of the VandePeerie home- it appears that she will be on full * • * vtead. part of which was once a Funeral services were held One young man was killed and was a 2-year-old shown by Ruscell time coaching those who will Merlington of Cedar Springs peach orchard. During the fif- School bells will be ringing all Monday afternoon at Roth Funer- six other young people serlouslv need individual attention. LATEST BULLETIN while Roy Cornell of Alto showed teen years that the field was in over the land within the next al Home for James Dale Okker. injured early Saturday morning Mr. Clark Wurm will surrender week or two and most students Wednesday morning reports the junior champion, a junior peaches it was clean cultivated who mei sudden death Saturday when two cars crashed a mile his teaching assignments in the and parents are looking forward on the injured are that Charles calf. causing severe sheet erosion and morning. The Rev. Philip R. Glot- north of Lowell on Lincoln Lake high school and will be in charge to another school year with some Gould who suffered nine frac- Rowland Ryder of Lowell gullying. The orchard has since felty officiated and burial was Road. b en rBroov of the eighth grade. Miss Ros- degree of anticipation. Pre-school tures; Barbara Wright, and showed the grand champion | t ed and the field seed- made in Falrplains cemetery James D. Okker. 19-year-old son alie Sue Williams. B. A. 1953, agers have been given the neces- Mary Gilmore, are still listed as Brown Swiss, a 3-year-old. and iec- to a^a^a- ot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Okker. irom Alma College, will take over sary health examinations and are critical at the hospital in which Susan McPherson of L o w e 111 Grand River Drive, was pro- the " Homemaking House. She ready to enter kindergarten. they are being cared for. Alta showed the grand champion Milk- As a trainee, he received eight nounced dead on arrival at St. I FAMILY PICNIC HONORS comes highly recommended and This past summer vacation Jean Day, Donald VanTuinen, ing Shorthorn. weeks basic training in the funda- Mary's hospital, by Dr. Wm. H. DELL KINYON'S BIRTHDAY will inaugurate some new feat- has b«en the longest possible and George Russell, who were George Baker of Ada swept mentals of Army life and the use VanderPloeg, medical examiner ures to the program of Home Eco- vacation from the closing of less seriously injured are re- through the Jersey honors with a A family picnic honoring Dell of infantry weapons. He is now who said death was due to head #nomics. She replaces Miss Phyllis one school year to the opening ported in good condition but mature cow that for the last two Klnyon's birthday was held Sun- completing an additional eight iniuries. Thielan who resigned In mid-year of another. still not able to leave the hos- years has been grand champion day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. to enter industry. weeks engineer training. In critical condition are Char- pital. * * • Private Hoag Is being taught and a junior yearling heifer that Edward Kiel. Miss Dolores Ann Combs will les G. Gould. 19. Man Janicc so far this year has been unbeat- Out of town guests were Mrs. Mrs. Olive Wood appeared on the use of pioneer and power (Foguth) Gllmore. 18. and Don- teach ninth grade English. She Gould and Miss Wright were en in show ring competition In Ida Klnyon and daughter, Edith WOOD-TV laul Thursday evening tools, construction of fixed and ald VanTuinen, 27. all of Lowell, took her training and degree, A. taken to Blodgett hospital, uould her liasn. The cow, d 4-yedi-old. Rose and children, and Janice en the program. "Tell It to the floating bridges and related sub- and still hospitalized are Barbara B. June 1953. at Alma and also whose condition is still critical, was grand and senior champion Klnyon. all from South Bend. Mr. Boys". She read a letter which jects besides additional combat Ann Wright. 17, and Alta Jean comes highly recommended. Miss suffered a punctured lung, frac- and the heifer, junior champion. and Mrs. Whitman Kiel from St. she had written to her son, Pfc. skills. Day, 16, both of Lowell, and Vivian Voorhorst. who received tures of five ribs, pelvis, left Jerry Avery of Cedar Springs Peterburg, Fla., the Allen and Ronald Wood who is in Korea, At the end of the 16-week train- George Russell, 18 of l^anslng. fcer B. S. degree from Michigan j aud her voice was recorded and ankle, right wrist and cheek showed the grand champion Hoi Jem- Bebler families from Lake ing cycle with the famed "Super Mrs. Gllmore suffered a con- State Normal College in June.' the recording sent to him. This bone. Miss Wright incurred frac- stein, a 2-year-old cow, and Odessa. Dr. and Mrs. Wflliam 1953, and who made an outstand- Sixth" the men completing train- cussion, severe head and face f is a service the Grand Rapids tures of the jaw, left thigh, ches Sharon Griffin of Lowell had the Klrkland from Hickory Comers, ing record at Ypsilanti, will take ing here will he sent either to ruts and shock. VanTuinen suf- station is giving for mothers, and pelvis. junior champion, a junior calf. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunn over Miss Beverly Chapman's specialist schools or as replace- fered internal injuries. Both are wives and sweethearts, so their j Russell and Miss Day escaped (Continued on page 4i from Grand Ledge. classes in Health and Physical Ed- ments to other units. in St. Mary's hospital. soldier may hear their voices as : with less serious Injuries, and are ucation. Miss Chapman will teach well as get letters. In Butterworth hospital. He re- in Mt. Clemens. * * * Few Minor Accidents ceived severe head cuts and pos- Mrs. Virginia Fonger. A. B.. • Reported from 4-H Fair Football Season sible internal injuries, while Miss , who gave very satisfactory' ser- During the three days of Kent County's 4-H Fair last week, the Day suffered face cuts and a frac- vice in Lowell a few years ago, Joan Olt house. 12. of 3008 76th village was full of round-faced, To Open Monday tured ankle. will be on duty half-days, teach- St., S. E. was treated by Dr. Mc- bright-eyed youngsters from rural Gould is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ing Enropean History and one Kay for scratches and bruises re- communities, eager in their ef- Monday morning. Aug. 31, at Weslev Gould. Mrs. Gilmore s par- other class in Social Science. Miss ceived when she was struck by a forts to make the 19th annual nine o'clock doctors will be at the ents arc Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gracia Denton will be transferred car while walking on M-91 at fair the success that it was. Those James was horn in Grand Rap- high school gymnasium to give|Foguth, R-3 Lowell; Alia Jean to the library and sophomore Lowell. who had exhibits of livestock fair- ids November 12. 1933. son of Mr. physical examinations for the is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. English. Mrs. Thelma Hahn. after Kent County Deputy George and Mrs. Leonard Okker. and ly lived with them to keep them boys of the 10th, 11th. and 12th jchn Dav. R-3, Lowell; and Bar- giving very efficient service as Dc-Graw said the girl was walk- in top condition at all times, and passed away Aug. 22. 1953. He grades who are going out for bara's parent- are Mr. and Mrs. part-time librarian, found it ne- ing from the 4-H Club Fair site at their best for showing. had lived in Lowell area about 13 football this season. Uniforms Wm. Wright. OLSJ of R-3. Lowell, cessary' to resign. Mr. Chris when the accident accurred. He Anyone who thinks the world years, attending Ware school will be handed out at this time Mr. Russell who makes his Burch will teach Driver Training Identified the driver of the car as today is going to the dogs should through the grades and Lowell r.nd practice will start In the af-, home in Lansing with an aunt, and except for Physical Training Ernest Osborne, 57, of Saranac see what is being accomplished High School for two years. He ternoon, according to Coach Bob Mrs. Bartlett Cross, Is a student | in the junior high school, will be Route 2. by these young folks who put then volunteered for the Navy, Perry. i of Michigan State College and has on full time duty in the senior Wednesday evening as Kenneth forth their best efforts each year but was rejected, and last May he There will be regular football • been working in Lansing this high school. Gould. Jr., was returning home to reach a higher degree of ex- reported to Detroit for physical jiractice ever>-day thereafter.the,summer in a General Motors Everything Ready from the Fair, he opened the car cellency than they were able to examination for the Army wiierc l,me to be announced Monday, j plant. His father is George Rus-1 The school custodians, augment- door and jumped out while the he was accepted and was await- ed by other workmen, have show the previous year. All others interested In foot- sell. Sr.. of Alma. He had driven vehicle was still moving and fell, ing his call. At the time of his to Fallasburg Park earlier to worked hard during the summer A great deal of praise should ball will be taken care of on the sustaining cuts and bruises, but death he was employed at the meet some relatives that evening getting everything ready for the go to the parents and leaders first day of school. no broken bones. He was attend- American Seating Co. in Grand and was returning when he met opening. Additional furniture and who accept the responsibility ed by Dr. McKay, who took sev- Rapids. Red Arrow Game Schedule the car with the six young people equipment have been added and of properly training these eral stitches to close a shoulder Surviving besides the parents Sept. t8, Ionia—here head-on. the facilities for the educational youngsters in this worthy ef- wound. are a brother William of Lowell: Sept. 25, Wyoming Park—here Frank L. Stephens. Lowell po- program will be better and more fort. three sisters, Mrs. Vivian Hov- Oct. 2, E. Gd. Rapids—there lice chief and Geo. Henderson, complete than ever. CYCLAMEN CHAPTER OES Oct. 9, Grandville—here Mrs. Desdie Cook of Saranac inga of Flint and Barbara and deputy, on night duty together Course of Study Next Week INVITED TO RECEPTION Sherry Lee at home; a grand- Oct. 16, Godwin—there with Deputies Burtelson. Van- All students who plan to enter spent one day of last week at the Peninsular Chapter O.E.S. of father, Ellhu Marvin of Lowell Oct. 21, Beldlng—there (Wed) Duinen and Logan of the Kent Lowell schools lor the first time Vern Armstrong home. Grand Rapids has extended an and a grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Oct. 30, Lee High— here county sheriffs department, in- should examine the formal an- Charles Stevens and his room- invitation to all members of the Brooks of Grand Rapids. Nov. 6. Rockford—there vestigating the accident are un- nouncement and course of study mate. Wally Mlngledorph, of Cyclamen Chapter No. 94 O.E.S. There Is some Inclination to able to give out any information which will appear in the next is- Kankakee, spent Monday and of Lowell to attend a reception make game time a half hour lat- at this time, as to the determina- sue of the Ledger, on September Tuesday with the former's moth- BIRTHS for Mrs. Cornelia VanderStel, tion of the cause of the accident. er, Mrs. Fred Kenyc To Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C. Smlt er to give time for Friday eve- 3rd. Grand representative from Mich- Russell who was driving alone c! West Olive, in Zeeland hospi- ning shopping before the game. igan to Iowa, to be held Tuesday was going south, and the other tal Aug. 21. a son. Marvin Jay. Announcements will be made evening. Sept. 1, In Grand Rapids car In which six were riding was Mrs. Smit is the former Donna rext week. 123,000 Bushels of Surplus Com Masonic Temple at eight o'clock. headed in the opposite direction. Huver. The driver of the other car has Mr. and Mrs. Orloe Gwatkin FUNERAL SERVICES MONDAY Social Club Breakfast not been named because of the To Be Stored in Lowell Warehouse are rejoicing over the arrival at FOR CARRIE E. HARTWELL Announced by Local OES serious condition of the occupants, The C. H. Runciman Company their home Tuesday. Aug. 25. of The .Production & Marketing questioning has been delayed. It will senice these warehouses be- Carrie E. Hartwell, aged 81. of little John Anthony Gwatkin. The O.E.S. Social Club Break- Administration of the U. S. Dept. Is said to have been Gould's car. ing erected here with trucking Cannonsburg passed away Fri- who was born July 5. fast Committee has been fortun- Drs. Thos. Hill and O. McKay of Agriculture is having three and storing in the buildings, and day afternoon. She Is survived ate in obtaining as guest speaker were in attendance at the scene of quonset warehouse buildings each as a further service to farmers by two daughters, Mrs. Kate Stur- SPECIAL MEETING OF for their Annual Breakfast this the wreck ami prepared the in- 40x100 constructed in Lowell to in Kent and Ionia counties the gis of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Do' - LOWELL SPORTSMAN CLUB year Mr. James F. Lester. Direc- jured for their ride to the hospi- store 123,000 bushels of Kent Runciman company will have othy Brill of Woodstown. N. J.; a tor of Interior Design at Kendall A special meeting will be held tal. Roth's two ambulances of! J County surplus com. These build- portable shelling equipment to stepson, William E. Hartwell of School of Design, Grand Rapids. Friday evening at 7:30. at the Lowell and Myers' ambulance ings are being erected on 3 acres shell the corn on the farm before Ada; nine grandchildren, and His subject will be "What's New Lowell City Hall for the purpose from Ionia were called Into ser- of the C. H. Runciman company taking it to the warehouse. eleven great-grandchildren. Fu- in Interior Color and Modern De- of discussing any changes that vice. Kenneth Bieri. on whose property in Youngs addition near The buildings will be erected neral services were held at 2 o'- sign". may be desired In the plans of the front lawn the car overturned, the west village limits along the by and will remain the property clock Monday afternoon. Inter- Pate for the breakfast has been new club house. All members arc, was first on the scene and did C & O tracks. of the Department of Agriculture ment Cannonsburg cemetery. set for Thursday. September 3rd, urged to be present. much to help. Under a new policy ol the de- and the corn being stored is sur- at 9:30 a.m.. at the Masonic Tem- This fatality brings the number partment of agriculture surplus plus that belongs to the govern- WM. BARKDULL BARN BURNS NOTICE ple in Lowell. NEAR CLARKSVILLE FRIDAY in Kent county so far this year products are being stored in the ment under the price support License plates will be half-price The above picture shows the car in which James D. Okker was NOTICE to 28. counties where they are produced plan. It is expected that the gov- The barn on the Wm. Barkdull starting September 1st. riding Saturday morning about one o'clock when it overturned wherever possible and not in ter- ernment will hire a full timo Jarm three miles oui of Clarkf;- Esther M. Fahrni, Dumping hours, daily, except after a head-on collision with another car claiming his life. Others minals as before. These terminal watchman for this property. ville was burned to the ground to- AUCTION SALE Branch Mgr. Lowell Sundays and Holidays, 5:00 to critically injured in the accident were Charles Gould, Barbara warehouses are now crowded, and The C. H. Runciman Co. is also gether with 1200 hales of hay and License Bureau, 7:00 p. m., at Donald Conrad's Saturday, Sept. 5—Sale of cat- Wright, and Mary Gilmore, all of Lowell. In less serious condition with the 1953 corn crop rapidly leasing ground to the government 400 bales of straw Friday. The farm. p 17-18 tle. horses, etc., at Wilbur Burras but still hospitalized are Alta Jean Day and Donald VanTuinen, approaching the harvest stage in Ionia for the erection of 4 Clarksville fire department ans- We now have several models of farm. 10017 36th St.. six miles also of Lowell. more warehouse space is urgently quonsets that will hold 164,000 wered the call and were able to new Plymouths and Dodges in SCHOOL SLACKS southwest of Lowell. George Van- Below: The car in which George Russell, 18, driver, was riding needed for 1952 corn now being byshels of corn. These ware- save the other buildings but the stock available for immediate de- Washable, wearable, guarante- derMeulen, auctioneer; Harrv houses will also be serviced by the alone and headed toward Lowell. Russell. Michigan State College stored on the farms. barn fire was out of control when livery. GOULD'S GARAGE, Ph. ed gabardines and checks, S4.29 Day, clerk. Complete list in next student and resident of Lansing Is in Butterworth hospital suffer- Will Further Service Farmers Runciman Company. they reached it. 9281. c-18tf to $7.95 including tax, at Coons. week's Ledger. ing head cuts and broken facial bones. 2 THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH., AUG. 27, 1953 Snow Community South Bowne Forcmon Rood Mrs. Edw. Reynolds, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Brlllhart THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., AUG. 27, 1953 3 Mrs. S. P. Reynolds Mrs. Jennie Pardee Mrs. Edna Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hoffman Callers on Mrs. E. Nelson last of Fennville were Sunday dinner week were Dorothy Lite, Anna Helene. and son Victor, have just and little daughter Mary James The Lowell Ledger guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sny- Livingston, Martha Phillips. returned from a week's visit with are visiting relatives in Canton, John Thomas of Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan of •nd ALTO SOLO A large crowd attended the der. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Snyder Maude Justice, Dora Norcutt and Lowell Happenings her son-in-law and daughter. Sgt. Ohio, a few days of this week. open air service at Snow Church Thursday until Saturday with his Grand Rapids called on Mr. and and three children of Belding Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Lloyd Rltzema at Scott Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Freeman Pybliitie. evt-,' T'tidey rwiisa #t 112 l*e#dw«v. Lowe'l, M'chlaan. Ente'ed Pott- brother. Mr. and Mrs. Watt Mrs. A. E. Hemingsen Saturday Agnei Perry, Phone 5170 eific« M Lcwt l. Mlch gan. ai Second Ctatt Mane*. Sunday evening. The last of this were Monday visitors. Hunt and Mrs. Wm. Craver from Alrforce Base, Illinois. have returned from visiting her Th« Lowe'l Led^e-, eilabli»Sed June IW3; The AI»o Se'o ei'abl'ihed Januarv, "W. series of meetings for this season Thomas. John isn't very well. p. m. Economy Clarksville, Mrs. Nellie Costello Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dowilng son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starbard Conto'ida'ed wit" t** Ledge' June 1*17. The Lowell Journal ejtafc' ihed IBW. Comolldat- will be held on Sunday evening, Murel Karcher and family of Dr. and Mrs. Richard House- Philip Glotfelty, Jr.. returned Miss Marcla Althaus was the and Joanne Lasby called at the and Joe from Ionia, Neva Cool were called to Detroit late Sunday Clark Anderson of Mt. Vernon. cd w'th the Ledpe* Decerrbe' IS. I'36. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie man and family of San Diego, week end guest of Miss Judy Mc- Sept. 13th. Melvin Starbard home near Lake from Grand Ledge, Nellie Den- Monday from Camp Sherwood. night because of the serious Ill- Ind.. who are vacationing In a MRS «ANCES JEFFCHES HA«OLD JEFfEIIES Skutt of St. John, were Sunday California, are visiting at the Meeken In Port Huron. FUlLlSHER EDITOR Snow Methodist Men's Group Odessa Sunday to visit with Mr. no from St. Johns, Bertha Nell- Bruce Munroe and Robert and ness of Mrs. Dowilng's sister. Mrs. cottage at Crystal Lake. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker it's Member Michigan P'eu Anoc'aticn will meet at the church on Thurs- son from Lake Odessa, Miss Dor- David Thaler attended the Meth- Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Haysmer Minnie Fantow. Mr. and Mrs. Carel Vandervverf Watt Thomas. Afternoon callers for three weeks. and Mrs. Glenn Daughenbaugh SUISCRIPTION KATES day evening. Sept. 3rd. and two children from Roswell, Is Whitney and mother, from Ofr- odist Junior Camp near Jackson spent the week end at East Jor- Miss Cora L. Sweet of Lansing and daughter Sue Ellen of Grand 'o all SuSciben rtceiving their r-a'l from Pctt C'ficet in Kent and Ionia cetntiei, About seventy people attended were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner Mrs. Austin Munson and chil- son City, Mrs. Verdle Bentler last week. dan. was a week end guest of Mrs. Rapids spent Sunday at Mrs. Guy of Leighton. dren and Mrs. Roberts of Grand N. M., who are their guests. UiC pe- yea'. All other $3.00 per yea'. Single copy 7 centi. the Snpw Sunday School picnic from New York and Ruby O'Nell Mrs. Charles Houseman who Frances Jefferies. Slocum's. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eash were Rapids were Wednesday dinner A picnic was held at Fallas- The Rev. William L. Halladay held at Fallasburg Park Friday Champ! and Ruth Hapeman from Lowell. of St. Cloud. Fla., spent from has been attending the Drama Pauline Dennis of Grand Rap- Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Raymor callers on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beh- guests of Mrs. Bertha Odell. burg Park Sunday by friends and yf'u and enjoyed a wonderful time. A Tuesday to Sunday with Mr. and Work Shop of the American Bap Ids was the Sunday dinner guest and Roger. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey lers at Fruitport Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Myckoviak telatlves of Mrs. Marie Gehoe, a Grelr and Mark Ardls of St. Record Freshman West Loweii bountiful supper was served at sister ol Frank Stephens from Louis are spending this week Mrs. Charles Young. tist Assembly at Green Lake dur- of Mrs. Reathel Waldron. Whitney of Grand Rapids, Mr and 7:30 after which Mr. Baarda led Howell Newton and family of attended church at Fennville Sun- Mrs. James Blvins of Detroit Mrs. Melvin Court Columbus, Ohio, who Is visiting with their giandmother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Krupf and ing the past week returned home Mrs. Homer Myers of Saranac, School Freeport were caller? at Mr. and day and called on old friends. spent last week with her mother. Class Scheduled in group singing. The Young Peo- In Lowell and Grand Rapids. Amber Sterken. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rich- were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Albert Bleam's Sunday. They also called on friends at Al- son Dale are spending a week's Mrs. Jessie Rathhun. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Newell ple's Class presented a delightful Mrs. Mat lha Hall. Mrs. Sue Ardls who are on a vacation will ard Court and Charles Houseman. and Mrs. Elmer Heether at Beld- program of games in which both Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Blough lendale. vacation at Harper Lake. Mrs. Harry Day has returned . at U-M in Fall and baby and Miss Esther Meeuw- Houseman. Mrs. Ruth Walker. spend a feW days in Lowell later They visited the Dells on Satur- ing. young and old could participate. and Miss Isabel Spooner of Johns- Mr. and Mrs. Edd Gehring and The Douglas LaDue family and from spending a four weeks vaca- sen were Saturday callers of Mr. Miss Hattie Lynn and Mrs. Anna In the week. Mrs. Bessie Kyser attended the day. Misses Mary Ella Hitchcock Another record-breaking fresh- Mrs. Onille Kendall of Florida town. Penn.. were guests of Mr. family of Fort Wayne. Ind.. and tion at Glacier National Park. and Mrs. John Baker. Yardley attended a board meet- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexander and Susan Baker of Ionia spent man class will be among the and Mrs. Billie Schneider of and Mrs. Paul Hoffman the Mrs. Carrie Wert of Corunna, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Henry Youngs reunion Sunday at Fal- Banff. Lake Louise. Radium Hot Mr. and Mrs. Guy Monks enter- ing of the Grand Rapids Associ- and Lola Lee went to Interlochen few days of last week with 17.500 students expected on the past week. On Sunday Mr. and Indiana visited Mr. and Mrs. Adel- spent the week end with Mr. and lasburg Park. Springs, Vancouver, B. C., Wash- tained with a birthday dinner for Grand Rapids called on their Sunday. Ann Marie returning Mrs. C. E. Bowen, and they all campus of the University of Mrs. Hoffman took them to Mid- bert Odell and family Wednesday ation of Congregational Church Mrs. Edward Gibson In Midland Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Newell were ington and Oregon, and visiting their daughter. Mrs. Lester An- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. home with them Monday. On attended the 4-H Fair. Time Michigan when the Fall Semester land and spent the day with Mr. es, Tuesday, at Bostwick Lake. and attended the dedication ser guests at the Western Golf Asso- Claude Cole Thursday afternoon. and Thursday. their way home they called on relatives in Boise. Idaho. Molly Lipke of Grand Rapids opens on September 21. tonides Sunday. and Mrs. Lloyd Short. Mrs. Harry L. Brlggs Is In vices for the new Presbyterian ciation dinner at Blythefeld Coun- Mrs. Claudia Fuller of Hastings Mrs. Arvil Heilman returned Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hatlnger at Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacTavish was the guest of her cousin. Nan- Some 3.000 freshmen, about 600 Mrs. James Merrill and new- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman home Saturday from the A-F-B-F Blodgett Hospital for observa Church there. try Club. Saturday evening. was a Sunday dinner guest of the Olsego Lake. left on Wednesday for Traverse cy Alice Oatley last week. more than last fall, will be com-, baby came home from the hos- and children went Monday to Wi- tion. Miss Phyllis Glotfelty returned Galen Pletcher spent a few- Coles and afternoon callers were Institute University in Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller of City, hoping the change in cli- Mrs. C. E. Martin of Vergennes ing in directly from high schools pital on Wednesday. Lyle Bowen of Detroit and from Northwestern University days of this week with his cousin Mrs. Bess Drew and daughter and nona Lake, Ind.. and will stay where she spent a week. Durand were visitors at the Glenn mate will ease his difficult road entered Blodgett hospital as part of the 5.000 new students Rev. Anderson of Grand Rapids Mrs. Edith Wilkinson of Saranac where she has been working on Billy Roth, in Vergennes. Howard Ferrall of Grand Rapids. until Wednesday. Mrs. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edwards Bovee home Saturday evening. breathing. for major surjery. who will be taking part in orien- is the new pastor of the West was sent as a delegate. called on Mrs. Floy Golds. Mon her Master's degree. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Drenton of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Aldrich and and Vickie and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lattelle Ecker of Mr. Harry Day spent the week tation week activities starting Lowell U. B. Church. Steven Weaver and family day. Benny St»*rklns and lady The Orion Thaler family have Grand Rapids were Sunday vis- family returned to their home Lloyd Bennett of Lansing spent Bloom field Hills were week end end in Detroit with his daughter, IB Back To School in September 14. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wheaton friend from Grand Rapids were been spending ten days at the itors of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dc- near Evart Thursday after spend- were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Mc- Mrs. Tim Willwerth and family. The swelling ranks in the un- of Grand Rapids were Sunday last week callers. Paul Carey home In Mlddleville. Vrles. ing ten days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrington of Roth. Queen at their Harper Lake cot Richard Jones came from To- dergraduate field, besides helping callers of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc- Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hemingsen and Mrs. Sherman Reynolds. tage. ledo Saturday to spend ten days to refute the rumor that the Uni- Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Seymour Hesche is spend- Mr. and Mrs. Buel Sisson of spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kropf and with his family at the R. D. Hahn versity is due to become only a Green. ing somp timp In Lake City hop Freeport were callers at Mrs. Jen- Flobert Hemingsen at Newaygo. two sons are vacationing In home. graduate study center, are ex- Mr. and Mrs. Byron Green of nie Pardee's Sunday afternoon. Last week end Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doyle has been spend fr)ng: Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ing the climate will help in re- Northern Michigan this week. pected to boost the total resident lieving her asthma. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Eash of Ian Wert of South Milford. Ind., Ing the past two weeks In Marine thur Giwn visited relatives in Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of enrollment about 500 above the Misses Madelyn. Phyllis and Maryland returned to their home visited Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Reserve training in Little Creek. Kalamazoo Monday. Chicago are visiting Mrs. John figures for last fall. Bonnie Cole went to Kalamazoo Thursday after spending two Odell and family and on Sunday Grueling 1206-mile Mobilgas Economy Run proves Va. Mrs. Doyle visited her par- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers were Dodge outstanding economy: Taylor and brother. Monday to take Virginia Ingersoll weeks with the home folks. they all took their dinner and ents. Mr. and Mrs. August Baut. beouf 7 A pleasant part about publish- Sunday guests of Mrs. Margaret The Harold Buzung family are fol,, , Wful' -"lownt- home. Virginia had spent the Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eash ac- went to Lake Michigan, returning 1 Dodge V-8 wins its class ... beats all other spending this week in Northern In Detroit, during that time. Mrs. / j Mavrand of Burnips. SLACKS ot liftl, 0 ,,mp,e ing a weekly newspaper is the companied by Polly Paries of home Monday. cars in the "low-medium" price range. Baut returning home with her „ '• cos», toifc Barbara. Margaret and Dickie past week visiting her grandpar- Michigan. justified criticism people do not Freeport were callers on Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Heilman O Dodge V-8 beats all other B's in every price Saturday. Court of Lowell spent the week- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole, Mr. Leroy Chambers of Ypsil- make when involved in a mistake and her uncle and aunt Mr. and Lettie Blough of Welcome Com- called on Mr. and Mrs. F. C. class . . . takes top honors over all eight- for school turning home with her Saturday. end with their grandparents. Mr. anti Is visiting relatives and or blunder in the news.—Holy- Mrs. Lawton Cole. Bonnie re- ers. Heilman in Ionia Sunday evening. cylinder cars in Sweepstakes. The Book Review Club met and Mrs. Melvin Coun. friends In Lowell and vicinity. rood (Kans.» Gazette. mained with the Ingersolls for Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brown of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker at- You'll know you have a winner in the new '63 Tuesday evening in the home of Richard and Sammy Baker of Fred Althaus returned Satur- Comstock Park attended the tended the family reunion at Dr. Dodge. You've Get to Drive it to Believe it! Mrs. Edward Reynolds. "Our Vir- Ionia spent several days with a week's visit- day to Virginia after a week with school reunion at Pleasant Val- R L. Tinkham's cottage at Long Washable •Long-Wearable gin Island"' by Robb White was their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Rey- the home folks. nolds called on Mrs. Earl Sin- ley. Saturday they were callers at Lake Sunday. reviewed by Mrs. Bruce Mc- John Baker and attended the 4-H DEPENDABLE Mrs. Lylia Johnson and sister. Storkville clair of near Alto Sunday after- Jennie Pardee's and on others at After a week's vacation Mr. and Mahon. Fair in Lowell. Mrs. Mildred Brindle of Ionia re- €11 W. Main, Lowell Ph. 9363 noon and she returned home with Freeport. Mrs. Sherman Taylor returned Gabardines and Checks turned Monday from a two weeks' Mrs. Anna Wittenbach entered them to attend the open-air ser- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer home Saturday evening from the trip to New York City and State the M. J. Clark Memorial Home Are You and baby who spent the past Foreman cottage. They also vis- Prices Oarl below many models Whites Bridge News vice. V-EIGHT OR SIX and Washington. D. C. Friday of last week. Looking For Mrs. Nina VanOcker All members of the Snow 4-H week at the home of her parents. ited their brother and family. in the "lowest priced" field! Ages 4 lo 22 Waists 22 to 32 Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon Celinda Raglln and Marine $1.98 $2.98 A Sate? groups with their leaders and par- Mr. and Mrs. Alden Porritt, re- Harvey Griswold. at Burt Lake. and Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Law Charles of Lyons are spending turned to their home Thursdav at On Sunday they visited Rev. and DODGE this week with the former's ents attended the fair at Lowell Marble school opened Monday. rence Schneider and baby. Phyl- 10% —15% last week. They presented a very Belleville. Mrs. La vern Steele at Bannister TUNE IN MEDALLION THEATRE EVERY WEEK ON CBS-TV ... SEE TV PAGE FOR TIME AND STATION grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Aug. 24 with Miss Dorothy Cur- liss Chaterdon and Richard Bieri intersting float in the Thursday Mr. and Mrs. William Mishler and attended church services Guaranteed Nevins. $3.98 $4.98 20% jtiss of Belding as teacher. liss Ctaredon and Richard Bieri <££& LAWN SffD evening parade. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. there. Mrs. Dora Pletcher returned DISCOUNT Smyrna school is scheduled to spent the week end at the Chater Top quolity, perennial gran ieed, Mrs. Lester Antonides was hon- John Thavier of Freeport were Arvil Heilman spent Sunday last week from Ada where she 99.91% weed-free. You need lets open Tuesday. Sept. 8. with Mrs. don cottage at Snow Lake. Callers You'll Find ored Sunday with a birthday din- Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Em- with his sister and brother-in-law. in the afternoon were Mr. Carl had been staving with her daugh- of Scotts for fall planting becaute of Leo Lehman and Mrs. Fred ma Roush at Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DuMond at Goulds Garage Refer Speersfra ter. Mrs. Russell Faulkner who fi nl/w/L. ner given by her parents. Mr. and TO the millions of sure growing teedi Bargains at Meade, both of Belding. as teach- Kyser of Grand Rapids and Mr. Storkville Mrs. Guy Monks of Grand River Mrs. Lucille Watts and Mrs. Holland. $4.29 and Mrs. Lee Vandawater of Reed recently returned home from in each package. ers. Mable Watts of Chicago and Mrs. Butterworth Hospital. This Week Drive. 319 E. Main St. Phone 9281 Lowell City. J ft-|l.85 5 lb, S* 95 Mrs. Vena Mast entertained Laura Flynn were callers on Jen- Sell those "don't wants" with a Mr. and Mrs. Collins Purchase Everything the Whites Bridge Bunco club last Dick Rutherford was a Sunday r I BIS "Champions of the system of nie Pardee Friday afternoon. Ledger Classified ad. moved their house trailer Monday Ana '•SPECIAL" Moket Completely Thursday afternoon. $7.95 overnight visitor at the Charles Reduced free enterprise must continue Mrs. Hattie Sharp and daugh- to East Lansing where they will lerviceoble lawn in full tun or Mr. and Mrs. Don Bannister including tax White home. their fight to keep the long arm ter. Mrs. Carrie Conneley of El- Mrs. Ruth Gaunt spent Tues- make their home. ihade with ordinary core. Crawlers $1.79 Dresses $1.98 up and children were week end of bureaucratic power out of the burn. 111., were guests at the Al- Mrs. Arthur Schneider and I lb-11.35 5 Ibi • $6 65 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne day night and Wednesday with Corduroy Pants $2.29 power business." den Porritt home from Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Budd Gaunt in Judy visited at the Richard Gep Warner in Grand Rapids. until Friday when they returned hart home In Flint Thursday and TURF BUILDER Crass Food Buntings $5.98 — $6.98 with John Kropp of Belding and Mr. Ionia. On Thursday she attended home. Mrs. Sharp is a cousin to on Friday, at the Marian Pea Provides lasting nourishment needed Hats and Jackets and Mrs. Lloyd Ridgway of Low- her school reunion In Oceana Sou*? t* Grayling are spending two weeks Mrs. Lydia Porritt. Henry John- Great New Coiiibiiiation County. cock home In Saginaw. lo restore lawn health and color. Hats $1.98 ell were Sunday visitors at the with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Juhl. son. Mrs. Wm. Cosgriff and Mrs. Mrs. Jennie Williams of Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vanden 25 Ibt - S2 50 feeds 2500 iq ft Many others to choose from — home of Mr. and Mrs. Jem* De- Lyle Bowen of Detroit was a Jennie Pardee. We all enjoyed a Cords was an overnight guest at Hout of Grand Rapids were Sun- 10400 iq ft $7 85 % £ollipop 'Briefs vine. oons No. 419,4i5 Come in and buy at Sale Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. visit with them. FOR LOWELL MOTORISTS I the Crabb-Duell home on Satur- day afternoon callers at the Char- Prices Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Compton Fred Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Vemor King of e day. Mrs. Crabb and Mrs. Duell les Shaw home. In the evening <££24 SPREADERS for the active Kiddies and children of Detroit were The Ted VanOcker family vis- Shiloh were Sunday guests of his accompanied her home on Sun they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken- i)el!»e- Scotts ot economical rotes, Open Friday and Saturday V Long wearing pretty panties Thursday overnight guests of Mr. ited Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jones brother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles day and were her guests until neth Fox of Gove Lake and the ossure results from seeding, feeding Nights 'til 9 no and Mrs Ted VanOcker. and family at Battle Creek Sun- King. Monday morning. two ladies attended the Drive In weed control. Rubber tires. in delicious Candy colors The Rev. and Mrs. Hans Juhl of day. Mr. and Mrs. Maniey Olivet'. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Simpson Church In the Snow District. $7.95 and $12 85 Made of softest cozy knit cotton Mr. and Mrs. Bert Karcher of Guests of Mrs. Harry Day last were guests of their son and Absorbent and Comfortable Remus, visited Monday with their T0RNGA P0NTIAC New Styles For Fall daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. C. week Tuesday were liei sister, cousin. Mrs. Estella Rosier. The A. Simpson of Grand Rapids. Mrs. M. W. Davie and her nephew WASH IN A WINK men were caDers on Mrs. Maggie Sunday. They enjoyed a long ride and niece. Judge and Mrs. J. J. NEEDS NO IRONING Karcher and daughter at Free- .V* and a picnic dinner together. Davie, all from LaPorte. Indiana. GEE'S Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Elzlnga port. Mrs. Frank Marsh Is returning Phone 92^9 Lowell SHARE THESE Miss Dorothy Faunce ol Grand ENDICOTT-JOHNSON \is»ited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howe to her home In Lowell from Gd. Rapids was Saturday night and Rapids. She will be a companion In Ann Arbor a part of last week. 69c Sunday guest of her brother. and housekeeper for Mrs. C. H George Faunce and family. Horn during the school year. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Collins. Ros Mature grasses and legumes elynn and her guest Cheryl Nellist BIG SAVIHGS11 lack the protein punch of young U. S. ROYALS Shoes ^ The Entire Familyo f Ada. the Rex Collins family THE ONLY SU CH TIRES IN THE WORID it's a blouse growth, points out Larry Johnson and the Duke Thomets. spent Ship'n Shore ANN PAGE, Michigan Stale College extension Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Name your trade-in Black Pepper JUST REDUCED %% 59c dairyman. Extra proteins should Collins at Lime Lake. LOOK US OVER! Smoked Eik Mrs. Frank Cook of Milwaukee and Mrs. E. O. Neff of Lake price on a new cute checki ALL FLAVORS SOLD MEDAL OR PIUSBURY Mills. Wis., were Friday guests Moccasin Tan U-Tip 25 £ 115 Yukon Beverages S 3 ££ 29c We're at the corner of Mrs. E. Crabb and Mrs. B. Du- Family Flour ell. The ladies were girlhood accent the Daily Dog Food ^ 10 ^ Me Grapefruit Sections 2 29e of Main and Yergennes, Lowell Leather friends In Wisconsin, and had not seen each other for twelve years. BOBGE^TRUtK tab blouse Dear Mr., Mrs. Lowell: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robson and 25c DOLES ^CAN 33e Something? Certo Fruit Pectin GLASS Pineapple Juice • , // / WM I'm very pleased and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kloosterman E8 OR 01 w///7/ proud to announce our visited the Hartwick Pines and PKSS.' Sated Dressing SULTANA JAR 37c other Interesting places in North- lack Frost Sugar S 2^ 27e appointment as distrib- Tell us how much you want for your 16-OZ. utor for the complete line ern Michigan. Sunday. Cane Sugar 10 £ 1.07 Pink Salmon COLD STREAM CAN 49c of world-famous U. S. Mrs. Thomas R. Ford and Tom i Royal products. Jr., returned Saturday by plane! present truck In trade on a new Dodge! Now, we're set up to to their home In Arlington. Vir- FANCY MICHIGAN. BU.SI89 LBS. bring you this exclusive ginia, after having spent two | Peaches HALE HAVENS, 2" AND UP 39c U. S. Royal Tire Life and $5.95 $9.95 weeks visiting Thomas W. Ford. We'll do our best to meet your price! Safety—to see you and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yager and your car through the years to come. Raymond have returned from a JUICY CALIFORNIA Act now! No cost! No obligation! uranges valengas. size 252 7 DDL 49C Hrass Seed OXFORD PARK 5 So '1.79 What's more, we can now offer you our complete Northern trip where they have Mileage Conservation Service, tailored to your been visiting relatives. CALIFORNIA RED individual tire and automobile needs. We have the Plain Toe Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Kiel of OR WHITE SEEDLESS L. 19c Watermelons RED, RIPE EACH 79c Crepe Sole Grapes most modern service equipment available—our St. Petersburg are visiting this MICH. BARTLETT, men are tire craftsmen. week at the Edward Kiel and For a real trade SIZE 9 u 59c Pears V/a" AND UP • LBS. 25c Leather Sole Honoy Dew Melons 3 We hope youH drop in and aay "hello"—inspect Carl Freyermuth homes. on a new Dodge truck, EXCEL. LB. our up-to-date facilities—ask for a demonstration Black or Brown try this! •lies 7 to 14 Bananas GOLDEN RIPE U 17e Peanuts SAITFD, BUNCHED BAG 39c of our U. S. Royak. We know you'll like our way of doing business. Tan or Brown MICH. YELLOW, FRESH 10-OZ. Just decide what your pres- Onions Ui. No. I 5 ... 35c Val-A-MoRt Peas FROZEN S WCGS. 79c ent truck is worth. Write Jack Tornga this figure on the "Appraisal MEL-O-BiT, PROCESSED B-OZ. Form" below. Add your Sliced Cheese AMERICAN OR PIMENTO PKG. 29c name and address, mail form to us. We'll do our level best to meet your price. If we LB. $7.95 can, you've got a real deal! Ohed-o-Bit 2 LOAF 79c loia Peas NEW PACK 2 CANS rorr THIS WEEK If we can't, there is no ir \fKCC ONLY! B-OZ obligation! Mail "Appraisal Sliced Swiss Cheese NATURAL PKG. 39c iona Tomatoes 2 ^ 27c ACttsmtu WCCA»ri*6 Finance Home For- •••• IHTIOOUCTOrf SPICIM CHILDREN'S DRESS SHOE Welington Leave it to SHIP'N SHORE lo give the young 'uni Cheddar Cheese MILD LB. 53c Hunt's Ketchup 2 33c Modernization This Easy, (•r, phoae Is lb* lafonootion). . D«toa«) ooolri, that special something! Sparkling white combed Colby Fresh Cheese LB. 55c Sparkle Gelatins ^ 3 ££. 17c loot Low-Cost Way cotton broadcloth... woven tiny checks at collar 1 High Shoe lo the weor of yo" and tab... plus the flicker of fine pearl buttons! 3-OZ I have a. .truck, in I PKG. Cream Cheese PHILADELPHIA 15c Northern Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25C .Tire rotation.f Brown O Loans for repairs, improve- (year, make, model I Wonderfully washable, checks and all. Comp. Sole ments. . lottery impectio" .condition. I think it is worth I f I Just one of many new Ship'n Shore ityiei. LARGE. O Repay monthly out of in- (good, fair, poor) JANE PARKER EACH Angel Food Ring 49c SPECIAL atBHT PLAN I All our U. S. Royak can be extremely easy to own today. come. _in a trade. 1 understand that I Yoo can simply pay for them as yoo ride—on terms most convenient to yool O Terms to suit your needs. you are not obligated to meet this price, nor am I obligated PKG. to accept it. Blackberry Pie JANE PARKER EA. 39c Dinner Rolls JANE PARKER OF 12 15c Yon can enjoy property Im- WE HAVE THE FINEST TIRES-THE FINEST SERVICE! SEE US FIRST! JANE PARKER. PKG. LB. $3.95 provements — while you're Name I'ecan Rolls CARAMEL OF 9 29c Potato Chips JANE PARKER BOX 59c $8.95 paving for them. Stop In. Mailing Address OMII* JANE PARKER, PKG. LGE. FOR HOME OR DreuRiaSI nOIIS CINNAMON OF 9 29c Popcori JANE PARKER 6-OZ. BAG 19c BUSINESS NEEPS 20-OZ White Bread JANE PARKER LOAF 17c Sugar Cookies JANE PARKER PKG. 25c Lowell Loan Co. s PKG. JANE PARKER. PKG. Tornga Pontiac BEG BUM -;pag^ PHONE 9907 JANE PAR..ER OF • 19c Crem? Cookies SANDWICH OF 12 19c TIIES Gould's Garage Peter Speerstro Cor. Main and Vergennes, Lowell telephone 5305 Hill's Shoe Store Marguerite Ringle, Mgr. Lowell, Michigan 115 W. Main Lowell I'hone 9281 319 E. Main St. Lowell, Mich. 219 W. Main St., Lowell — Telephone 5577 4 THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH., AUG. 27, 1953 Pilgrim Fellowship South Boston Grange Son in Germany Phones Elects New Officers 4-H Fair Placed Third at Fair Wedding Felicitations and Mrs. Roy Mathews of Com- (Continued from first page) Gove Lake stock Park were Sunday dinner Ada Community News The Ada Congregational Pil- South Boston held regular Mr. and Mrs. Austin Waldron Every Day Is Result Day On The Ledger Want Ad Page, Just Phone 9261 meeting on Saturday evening, Mrs. Leon Seelcy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MRS. TOM MORRIS—PHONE ADA 4831 grim Fellowship met last Wed- Wins Reserve Honors celebrated their wedding anni- Fox; Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Nel- nesday evening Aug. 19 on the Placing next to Snyder's grand August 22, In open form with a versary Saturday, August 22, by THRIFT SALE—Cascade Town BOWLING SHOES 15 95. Holland- THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., AUG. 27, 1953 5 championship Ayrshire for the re- small attendance. During the Long Distance. Austin called by 4/ For Sole — General Hall, Saturday, Aug. 29, 10:00 a. Racine black elk bowling shoes, Wonted Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mlchelson list and daughters of Ada. Mr. lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Charles Shaw of Low- Ada School Schedule Announce Engagement Svoboda for potluck supper with serve honors of the breed was a 2- meeting our home ec. chairman. telephone from Mannheim, Ger- m. to 9:00 p. m. Good clothing, regular $9.50 value. Men and Lowell Ledger WANT AD PAGE WANT Girls to fill In on Friday WANTED-HOUSE to rent In or of Grand Rapids were Sunday shoes, single full length bed, women's, while they last $5.95. year-old cow shown by Russell Pearl Roth, reported that South many, completing the call In ten FOR SALE—3-room $70 oil burn- CASH RATE: 20 words 50c, additional words 2c each. If not RUG, CARPET AND Upholstery night bowling league at 8 o'clock. near Lowell for family of four. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. ell were afternoon callers. And List of Teachers Approaching Marriage a very good attendance. The fol- chairs, baby car seat, buntings, Hills Shoe Store, Lowell. c-18tf Boston won third prize on their er for $39.80. Call Lowell 5316. paid on or before 10 days after insertion, a charge of 10c cleaning. On location or In your Lowell Phone 5566. c-18 Will consider apartment. Phong Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox at- lowing officers were elected for Merlington of Sand Lake. Roy minutes' time. He talked with antiques. Many other articles. Schroeder and family. c-18 home. 72 hour service. Rugs 6c Grand Rapids 85948. pl8 tended the Snow Sunday School Schedule for Ada High School Mrs. L. C. Muller of Boone. the ensuing year: President Cary Cornell of Alto showed the breed's booth at the Ionia Free Fair; and his wife, Raethel, also his parents FOR SALE-Kltchen range with for bookkeeping will be made. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Essen c-18 per sq. feeL Roth A Sons Co., WANTED—Reliable person with Picnic Friday evening at Fallas- District No. 1: Opening date Sept. Iowa, wishes to announce the en- Stiff; Vice-president. Carrol Den- junior champion, a junior calf. we elected Brother and Sister Mr. and Mrs. Russell Waldron of oil burner. Also one-man cross- BOX NUMBER; If box number in care of this office is de- RIDER WANTED. Have room for FOR SALE—1948 Chev. 4 Dr., ra- Phone 5391 Lowell for pickup. car for Sunday Herald route. of Cascade. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 8. Principal Mr. Ray Price: gagement and approaching mar- Arnlth Stahl of Clarksville Normlngton and Brother and Ionia, who were guests at the THE PEOPLE S M A R K E T cut saw. Phone Grand Rapids sired, add 50c to above. one passenger to Grand Rapids burg Park. kema; Secretary. Marlon Heukel; dio and heafor. Good condition. c82tf Good pay. Call 5719 Lowell. cl8 Strek of Grand Rapids were Wed- The Annual Sunny Acres Farm Kindergarten. Mrs. Mabel Cam- riage of her niece. Miss Berna- Treasurer. George Anderson. showed the grand champion gilt, Sister Roth as delegates to the Nick Kloosterman home for the 424 West Main. Lowell, or phone PLACE . . . Ledger Classified 99-6403. Frank DeVrles. c-18 ALL ERRORS in telephoned advertisements at sender's risk. dally. Working hours 8 to 8. nesday dinner guests of Mr. and pau; Grade 1, Mrs. Cathaleen dette Malarkey, of Los Angeles, County Convention to be held 5132. p- 18 columns. Here's where Mr. Buy- NAPKINS—Printed for weddings, WANT—Woman to share good Reathel Waldron, Phone Lowell Bureau Family Night was held There will be choir practice on a Duroc Jersey which earlier plac- occasion, Saturday afternoon and HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS.— RATES are based strictly on uniform Want Adv. Style. Mrs. T. Schroeder and family. er and Mr. Seller get together to anniversaries, and cocktail par- home and business place on US16 8810. c-18 at Caledonia Shelter House Hardy; Second and Third, Miss California, to Mr. Fredrick J. Thursday night and the first ed first in the contest for gilts early In September. Brother and evening. Have sold my farm. Must sell: OUT-OF-TOWN advertisemenU must be accompanied by re- Donald Schroeder, John and Cercnu Qulnlan; Third and fourth Powers. Jr. of Ada. now residing Sister Newell will act as alter- WELSH PONY for sale. Roan solve their everyday problems of ties. Wide selection of styles and with widower. References. R. L. Monday evening. Aug. 24. There meeting for the year will be Sun- of that breed. Other guests In the evening with white mane and tail. Phono nearly new 9-ft. elec. refriger- mittance. Gerald Tolllce and John Norton wants and don't wants. Phone After 8:00 p M Phon 9973 colors. Priced from $2.00 a hun- Frazer, R. R. 2 Lowell. Phone were 10 fumllies present to enjoy Mrs. Hale; Fifth and Sixth. Mr. In Santa Monica, Callfnrnln Mr. day evening. Aug 80 nt f»:30 in I Topping the market steer show nates. were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wal- Alto 3482. p-lS ator; Universal elec. range; Dl Alii — - - « ' Copy for TODAY S EGG PRICES are spending this week on a trip Lowell 9261. p-18 Adi on Pa e MuBt Be in dred. Also book matches printed Alto. 4325. p-18 pictures shown by Mrs. Roy Van- Ray Price; Seventh and Eighth. Powers Is the son of Mrs. O. S. was the Aberdeen Angus shown After the meeting a social eve- washing machine; Duo-Therm oil I 9 ledger the church. dron and daughter and Mr. and nunP 7/01 with name or Initials. Lowell through Northern Michigan. Mr. Chas. Butler; Ninth and Bradley of Ada, and Mr. Fred ROSE DAVENPORT AND CHAIR heater with blower, all good con- i aiwiiw yfcvi ofy|tc Befort Noon wednesdsy. Nest Run Af the Farm denHerg. of their trip through by James VanderLaan of 4000 ning was spent in card playing, Mrs. Leslie Stedman and daugh- COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS TEACHER UK1V1NG to Los An- Rosalyn Dalstra Is spending PASTOR ANNOUNCES TOPIC for aalo. Very good condition. dition. Mnny ofhor misrollenn- Ledger. Phone 9261. Lowell. p44tf the South, and the ice cream and Tenth. Mr. Burnie Wiersma. Powers, Sr., of Grand Rapids. Eastern Ave.. S.E., who also won following which lunch was ter of Ionia, also Mr. and Mrs. —FARMS, bleeding stock, new geles. early September, would Large this week at Camp Geneva in Verne Klahn, Clarksville. Port- eous Items. Mrs. Jessie Kraft. FOR SALE—A standard two tub FARM BUREAU INSURANCE— cake. Miss Malarkey Is a graduate of beef showmanship honors. The served by the home ea chairman Grover Buttrick and daughter of buildings. If It can be photo- WANTED—Corn, oats, hay, straw; like one or two passengers. Share Holland. Camp Geneva Is spon- ATTENTION, VESTA CHAPTER Rev. W. P. Reynders, pastor of land Rd.. W. Call Lowell Phone 7895 Snow Ave., Phone Alto 4224. wash stand with wringer. In- Service offers prompt claim ser- 56c Dozen Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mitchell and Gates Business College at Water 15-year-old boy is the son of Mr. and her assistants. Cascade. graphed—call us to make the pic- can use some poor wet hay. expenses. References exchanged. Ada Congregational church, an 5238. p-18 Will sell Friday and Saturday, quire at 308 or 326 Riverside vice and low rates to rural peo- sored by Christian Reformed Janet of National City Calif., loo, Iowa, and for the past six and Mrs. Howard VanderLaan The next regular meeting will ture. Bill Christiansen Photog- Amos Sterzlck. Phone Alto 4701. Ada 4031. p-18 Brown Egg* 2 Cents Leas Special Booster Potluck Lunch nounced the subject of his ser- August 28. 29. p-18 Drive, Lowell. p-18 le. For Auto, Farm Liability, Churches. were Thursday dinner guests of years has been Service Represen and has been blind since birth. rapher. Phone 8718 Lowell, c-18 Ife Insurance, see or call R. A. pll-18 supper Sept. 2 at 6:30 In Masonic mon Sunday morning to be "The be held on Saturday evening. The Howard Clack family were f HOT WATER TANK and heater E Kleinheksel Form Service Edward Dalstra spent the week tave for the Pacific Telephone Wittenbach, Lowell 8213. c24tf HELP WANTED—Wool Pressers. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Seeley and Di- dlnlngroom. All members urged Gospel Imperative." The steer was a gift to Jimmy September 5, with potluck lunch callers and luncheon guests Sun- for sale. Wood or coal. J15.00. J. TORNADOES have wiped out the 1950 COLBY-SKYLINE Chopper DRAPERIES, slip covers, 800 pat- CYCLONE SEASONS make full end In Chicago where he en- for sale, with 40 H. P. continental Alto Phone 2193 McCordt, Mich. ane and all attended the 4-H Fair to be present to be photographed Co. In Beverly Hills, California. Mrs. Edward Hoekzema will from the Lions club of Grand after the meeting. day at the Adrian Buyze home in Kaiser. 8716 Palley Drive. Ada, life savings of many. If a storm terns, custom or yardage, trav- MURRAY LAKE—Year-round lak* windstorm protection extra val- Lowell Dry Cleaners. p-18 rolled at Radio Institute for the at Lowell. The wedding will take place at Rapids and was presented to him Grange Reporter. Phone Ada 72076. p-18 should hit you, does your Insur- engine; hay and cornhead at- erse rods; cornices. Phone 422 front ranch bungalow completely uable. Have you enough wind- for the Worthy Matrons Memory sing "Come Ye Blessed" by John Grand Rapids. ance give the protection you next year. He will study Radio Mr. and Mrs. Loon Seeley and St. Paul's A post 1^ Church, West at the 1952 West Michigan Fat tachments, International blower. for appointment. American Ven- finished In knotty pine. Living storm Insurance of the right book. No charge or obligation. Prindle Scott accompanied by A BRAND NlSw Dodge Pickup need? You get extra advantages Colby Hydraulic wagon and etian Blind Mfg., Ionia. c28tf kind? You get that protection In Announcing. Miss Jean Dalstra Diane spent Sunday in Muskegon Los Angeles on Saturday, Septem Stock show and sale. Jimmy will Larry Kelser. son of Mr. and room with stone fireplace. 3 bed- when you ••• our Robert Hicok on the organ A Ledger ad will do the job. with 6H foot box is 11416.88, de- In the State Mutual Cyclone In- F-20 Tractor, ready to go. Clay- rooms. Full basement, automatic a State Mutual Cyclone Insur- you'll lay has successfully completed her Ada Locals ber 19th at 10 00 a. m. surance Co. policy. Home office. ance Co. policy. Home office. La- with Mr. and Mrs. Lenus Schnip- exhibit the steer at the 1953 show Mrs. Frank Kelser, spent last livered in Lowell, Including ton Engle, R-l, Lowell. Phone ORNAMENTAL RAILINGS for heat, completely insulated. Out- summer term at Western State Church service at 9:30 a. m. All Lapeer. cl8-18 peer. cl8-18 ke and family. Diane remained Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch mo- Mr. Powers Is a graduate of and consign it to the sale. The C. week at Camp Manitoulin at Bar- spare tire and all taxes. Gould's 5864. p-17-18 safety and beauty. Built to fit door grill, flowing well and three Teachers College and Is spending are welcome. YOUR porch. Free estimates. boats. Near schools. Stunning In- for a few days' visit, as she has tored to Coloma last Sunday to Lowell High School, class of 1942 H. Runciman Co. of Lowell fur- low Lake. Garage. Phone 9281, Lowell. Your TRUSSES—Trained mier, surgical RUG, CARPET & UPHOLSTERY some time at home before she f Call 8523. Lowell Welding Shop. terior and every convenience. Call finished work at Butterworth visit the Deer Forest Park. and served four years In the Miss Nancy Ward spent the nished Jimmy with free feed. Mrs. M. B. McPherson spen local Dodge and Plymouth dealer. appliances, etc. Koss Rexall OIL WATER HEATER for sale; cleaning. Free pick-up and de- cl8 Harry Minion. Rockford 7-1744 takes up her teaching work in where she has been employed this South Pacific with the Marines week end with her grandmother. Other Breed Champions several days last week visiting BULLDOZING c7tf Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c39tf In good condition. Call Lowell livery, 2-day service. Rug sizing, Mr. Ory Chaffee and daugh- phone 5809. c-18 or Dutcher Realty Co., 5-0421, repairing, moth-proofing. All September. summer. and one year in California as a Mrs. Alice Ward of Grand Rap- Other breed champions includ her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. CARTER'S DOG FOOD 28 ID. nag Grand RupldH. Michigan. cl6-18 Mrs. Sam Quiggle and Roger ter, Mrs. Tony Ortowski and TORNADOES still may hit. Your 19 DEPENDABLE USED CARS— work guaranteed. Ideal Rug and Marine Reserve. He is now em ids. ed: Holstelns-^Jerry Avery of Ce- and Mrs. Russell Davis in Lans- only financial protection is wind- $2.18 at Weaver's Ada Market. HOT POINT REFRIGERATOR. All properly conditioned at ter- Furniture Cleaners, Saranac, spent last week visiting relatives family and Mrs. Ollle Ritter at- c28tf COUNTRY HOME. 15 minutes Hastings Livestock Sales ployed by Plumbing Contractor^ Mrs. Percy Nickel of Grand dar Springs, grand and senior ing. EXCAVATING storm Insurance. Investigate Easy washing machine and nu- rific savings. See our ad In tbls Phone 2627. . c 18-18 and friends in Manton, Petoskey tended the Chaffee family re- low-cost, high protection State from Grand Rapids, offered with of Los Angeles. River drive has gone to Houston. champion, a 2-year-old cow, and The Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Bau- YOUR TIRES-ARE THEY wear- merous other small household Issue. GOULD'S GARAGE. Ph. \1 n Augutt 21, 1953 union at the Ionia Riverside park Mutual Cyclone Insurance Policy. good pay and other benefits to AUCTIONEER—I WILL HELP and Boyne City. The couple is planning articles. 510 High St., H. E. 9281. c-18 last Sunday. Texas to see her new granddaugh Sharon Griffin of Lowell, junior man of Caledonia called at the Home office, Lapeer. cl5-18 ing unevenly? Our Bear System girl or woman who will help with YOU conduct your sale smoothly, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Knapp and Feeder Piga $11.50 to J28.00 months' honeymoon in Iowa and Haysmer. Phone Lowell 5573. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Goff spent ter which was born to her son. champion, a junior calf; Brown George Boyenga home Thursday GRADING Precision Gauges tell the story. housework and children. Washer, profitably. Make your date with family of Big Rapids were Sun- Top Veal 129.00 to S30.73 Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nlckol Swiss. Rowland Ryder of Lowell, evening. Sunday callers were Official service here. Careful test c-18 FIRE DAMAGE is costly, but with Scconds $23.00 to $29.00 the week end with their son Har- our Fire Insurance protection on dryer, dish washer, other modern me now. George VanderMeulen. ARB day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. free. Drive in. West Side Garage August 18. grand and senior champion, a 3- Mr. and Mrs. William Vos of Gd. KALAMAZOO KITCHEN RANGE appliances. Transportation pro- Auctioneer, Phone Dutton 5571. Culls and Common-.$23.00 down old and family In Battle Creek. Charles Cramton was honor No job too big, no job 746 W. Main St, Phone 9951. your property, your worries are Rufus Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wride. year-old cow; Milking Shorthorn. Rapids. DEPENDABLE for sale. Good baker. Call Low- vided on days off. Phone 93924 p-18 Lambs $18.25 to $24.75 Mrs. Joe Tisron of Boyne City guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Af- Lowell. / c-18 over. Peter Speerstra Agency, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gregory. Marlon and Norma attended the ell phone 5227 afternoon between Grand Rapids. - Younp Beef $ 8.00 to $17.50 Susan McPherson of Lowell. too small. Free estimates Phone 9281, Lowell. c-18 Used Car Sale and Mrs. Joe Christy of Marion ton at their Murray Lake cottage Pet Show Feature WANTED—mechanic or young Man Jean. Irene of Grand Rap- Boef Cows $ 7.00 to $13.50 VanLaan family reunion at John- Alto Wins Club Herd Honors BEROU GIVES YOU a written 2 and 3:00. p-18 were Thursday and Friday guests last Saturday night, observing his 9-ROOM HOUSE—One bedroom man willing to learn. Central Ids and Mr. Roger Maan of Hol- Bulls $10.00 to $13.50 son Park last Sunday. 91 were The club herd honors were gain- "Stub", just a dog. owned by on request guarantee to repair or replace DUO-THERM OIL BURNER for August Record Breaking Sale at the Clyde Goff home. birthday anniversary. Those pres- KEEP OUT foot misery due to down; four up; good location. Garage, Lowell. p-18 land called on Mrs. Effle Gregory Top Hogs $25.50 to $28.70 present coming from Bay City. ed by the Alto Community club Patricia Byrne. 3-year-old daugh- USED CARS your possessions If they are dam- salo, Used two seasons. Good Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Svoboda. hard, stiff work shoes—get Wol- Several lots for garden. Terms. and family. Ruffs $20.50 to $24.50 ent were Merle and Lenna Cram- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Byrne aged by moths within 8 years. condition. Oscar Nummar Low- WANTED—Girls bicycle 20-lnch, # 1950 Ford Tudor 8 Cyl. • Cordie Joe and Brit spent the Allegan and Coopersvllle. with four Jerseys shown by Mem- verine Shell Horsehldes at Coons. Call Lowell 5128. c-18 Mr. and Mrs. John Pollice. Boars — $13.90 to $19 TD ton, Roy and Caroline Richard- of Lowell won first place In the Al Big Savings To You. Stop In One spraying with BERLOU ell phone 8678. c-18 In good condition. Call Alto 3872. •veek end at Traverse City. They Mrs. Grace Whaley is on vaca- bers Barbara Bancroft, Loma DON SLOCUM Sharon and David spent the week Russell Johnwick, Delton son. Robert and Alice Morris. pet show; and Susan Campau. 5 and See Us Today. does the job or BERLOU pays BEAUTIFUL GLADS for sale. All FOR SALE—Farmall F12 on rub- HOUSE FOR SALE—132 Kent St. c-18 • 1950 Dodge 2-Door • tion from the Ada Library. Mrs. Foster of Lowell. Jeanne Bancroft BULLDOZING end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Top Calf $30.75 called on several friends, also the Florence Cramton and Merle Vis- for the damage. Rent an elec- colors. Fresh cut. Blrchwood Gar- ber; cultivator; 3-sectlon drag; 4 rooms with bath down. 3 rooms Alice Morris and Mrs. Mae Adri- Wilcox of Lowell and Helen Rit- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis WANTED—Men or boys to set Courtrlghts. ser. 624 Amity St., Lowell Ph. 9344 1950 Plymouth Dlx. 4 Dr. Sedan tric sprayer. Roth & Sons Co., dens, Godfrey St., Lowell phone 2-bottom plow; flat-bed trailer up, with stool and private outside # 1949 Chevrolet Sedan # Brown near Jackson. | William Porritt, Alto anse will substitute during her ter of Alto. Campau of Ada riding her pony. pins at bowling alley, part time. Mr. and Mrs. Mort Lampert Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morris pl7, 18. 19 1950 Chevrolet Fleetline Dlx. Lowell. c-18 5737. c-18-19 and stone boat. Also Caterpillar entrance—no furnace. Good roof Mrs. Clara Geelhoed and Mr. Top Hogs $26.70 absence. "Troy" won second. Will pay 78 cents to $1.00 per spent the week end with their 4 Dr. Sedan. 18 tractor. Call Lowell 8888. cl8 and brick-crete siding. Place were Sunday dinner guests at the Fair Goes International HALLMARK GREETING CARDS hour. Call Lowell 5566 or Ada • 1949 Pontiac 2-Door • daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Miss Cheryl Nellist accompan- 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Dlx. GUARANTEED watch repairing needs repair. Price $3,800; down Afton cottage at Murray Lake. Among the fair's visitors Wed- There's a Hallmark Card for 4056. c-18 ied Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Collins of by an expert. Jewelry repaired FOR THE FINEST used cars in payment $500; $35 per month. Mrs. Monroe Whitemore at their Mrs. Robert Morris and Mrs 4 Dr. Sedan. everyone and every need. . . to # 1949 Chevrolet 2-Door # Lowell, to Lime Lake last Sunday nesday were two agricultural to look like new. Avery Jewelers. town. Valui packed. McPall Call for appointment. M. J. Clark cottage at Lake Mecosta. Mrs. Walter Afton. Sr., entertained RAVENNA 1950 Ford V-8 Dlx. 2 Dr. welcome a new baby or to wish to spend the day with Mr. and agents from South America who c31tf Chevrolet, Lowell. c46tf Memorial Home, 1546 Sherman, Whitemore is spending several Mrs. Wm. Cannon and Mrs. Glenn 1951 Dodge Coronet 4 Dr. Sedan great-grandpa a happy birthday. # 1948 Plymouth Sedan # Mrs. Jerry Collins. are in the United States studying S. E.. Grand Rapids 6, Michigan. weeks at the cottage with Mrs. Clinton for luncheon Wednesday . 1951 Ply. Cambridge CI. Cpe. . ... to mark the Important mo- QUART MASON JARS 80c doren; FREEZER OWNERS Custom Fred Althaus from Norfolk. Va. agricultural methods under the Telephone CHcrry 3-1382 office. Hugh Ward of Grand Rapids, and noon, observing their birthday an- LIVESTOCK SALES 1949 Plymouth Spl. Dlx. 4 Dr. S. ments In the lives of those you covers ISc a dozen at the Canning meat service. Wholesale ratea. USED CARS • 1949 Ford Tudor • and Miss Alice Richardson from point four program. They are love! Remember your friends Factory c9tf Weaver's Ada Market. Phone Evenings CHerry 3-8654. e other friends, as her guests. niversaries. 1951 Dodge Coronet CI. Cpe. c-18tf Blodgett hospital were Thursday Huga Chaves and Fernando Silva. and dear ones this easy thought- Ada 3811. c2Stf 1952 Chrysler New Yorker Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rooker Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kamp called Prices for Aug. 24. 1104 Head 1946 Plymouth Dlx. Sedan NEED A USED CAR?—Your mon- • 1948 Ford 2.Door • night dinner guests of Mr. and Chaves, from Costa Rica, is visit- ful, special way! Available at 4 Dr. and family of Battle Creek were to see her sister, Mrs. Martin 1950 Dodge CI. Cpe. ey talka and we listen at Gould's 48 ACRE FARM for sale or rent. Mrs. Frank Richardson. ing farms in Kalamazoo county of Livestock, 117 Cases Poultry Christiansen Drug Store, Lowell. , Sunday dinner guests of his par- Hoekstra who is quite ill at the Garage, Lowell. Phone 9282. eltf Red Estate for Sale 4 2 miles S. E. of Lowell. For in- 1950 Chrysler Windsor 4 Dr Mr. and Mrs. James DeVormer and Silva. a Chilean, will be visit- LIGHT TRUCKS c-18 formation call Saranac 3063. THE FINEST VALUES WE'VE EVER OFFERED ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernle Rook- Lake Drise Osteopathic Hospital Veal up to $30.75 cwt. 1950 Bulck Super 4 Dr held open house last Saturday ing at the farms of Homer Patter- 1952 Dodge '/jT Pickup SIMPLE AS A-B-C! No matter c-17-18 er. last Sunday. 135 LEGHORN PULLETS for sale. FOR SALE—5 lots, 100 x 200 each, 1949 Plymouth Sp. Dlx. 4 Dr from 2 to 7 for their son Claude son of Caledonia and Victor Wel- Beef Steers and Heifers up to $32.25 cwt. 1952 Dodge 1 T. 9' Pickup whether you want to buy or sell SAVE UP TO $100.00 — DO IT NOW ! Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore and Also 80 White Rocks. 8^ months It's easy to do with a result-get- % mile east of upper bridge on HOME FOR SALE in Lowell Airman 2-c who has been home on ler of Rockford. 1951 Ford V8 "/j T. Pickup 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Always a Man at Hie Pump Ready left early last Monday morning daughter Susan of Traverse City Beef Cows up to $13.90 cwt. old. Richard Link, Phone Alto ting Want Ad. Just phone 9261, Grand River Dr. 1260 Fay, NW. Brick, 6 rooms and bath, newly 30 days furlough after 14 months 1950 Ford V8 & T. Pickup 3174. c-18 4 Dr REMEMBER . . . for a week's vacation trip in were Thursday afternoon guests Girls Named for State Show Beef Bulls up to $15.30 cwt. and ask for the ad taker. pl6 Grand Raplda Phone 7-5048. remodeled; screened porch; large to Service Your Car in France and returned to his du- p 17-18 lot. Phone Lowell 9440 after 8:00 1947 Dodge Custom 4 Dr Northern Canada. at the Webb Ward home and Mr. Girls named for the state show- Several "As Is" Cheapies COCKER PUPPIES AKC regis- FOR SALE—Two 18 In. tires on ties Sunday by plane. A delicious Feeder Cattle from $9.00 to $18.00 cwt. p. m. c-18 We Trade—We Finance—We Guarantee Tom Morris spent several days tered. All colors. Some show Chevrolet wheels; one 7.00x15. You can bet your bottom dollar our man's and Mrs. Robert Ward of Belding include: Food preservation—Mary 1939 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan last week with Clyde Pearson of lunch was served to about 50 rel- Hogs up to $27.60 cwt. stock, $28.00 and up. Two miles Small heating stove, for wood or Farm Loans These cars are all were Sunday callers. Cornell of Alto. Ruth Preston of 1940 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan right on the job . . . ready, able and eager Grand Rapids at his farm in Ind. atives and friends who called dur- Sows up to $25.20 cwt. west of Lowell on M-21. Bobbett's coal. Phone Lowell 9350. p-18 4% interest—long term. Natl Reconditioned and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris ing the evening. Claude will be Lowell. Mary Watts of Alto. Food 1941 Pontiac Streamliner 8. 2 Dr Farm Loan Ass'n., 1048 Leonard Good Things To Eat So Stop — Shop — At to care for your car. Gas-up, oil change, Mrs. George Davidson and baby spent Sunday evening with Mr. preparation—Mary Dewey of Al Cockers, Lowell Phone 8889. gone about a year. Feeder Pigs from $8.50 to $20.25 each We finance at bank rates and p-18-19 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE St, Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone Guaranteed lube job, or even air in your tires — Make of Grand Rapids and Mrs. John 72863. o42tl and Mrs. Joe Svoboda at Silver to. Carol Shook of Caledonia, back each car by our reputa- for sale. 2 door, clean inside, 2 BLUEBERRIES. Cultivated, pick Averill and Patsy were last Wed- Horses from $37.50 to $75.00 each C. H. RUNCIMAN CO. our station your service headquarters from Lake. Mary Cornell of Alto. Sheila Olin tion for your guarantee of POTTED EVER-BLOOMING rose* new tires. Good running order. REAL ESTATE SERVICE—Wm. your o^-n any day. Two locations nesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lambs up to $19.50 cwt. Can take over payments and 1, four miles south of Greenville now on! Guests at the Orson Weaver S. Keene-N. Boston of Lowell' and Frances Olin of complete satisfaction. In bloom, ready to set out now. A. Armstrong, 26 years experi- McQueen Motor Ted Braun of Muskegon and all All colors. Perennials, shrubs, trade in old car. Call 5541 1.0well. on M-91. Two, North of Ionia on home last Sunday afternoon and Mary Potter Lowell. SALE STARTS AT 5:00 P. M. ence. Specializing in good farms M-66 to Meade Rd.. then west MOTOR SALES Open Friday and Saturday Night shade trees and evergreens. Cut p-18-19 enjoyed a picnic lunch on the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Home improvement—Jenett Mc- Th» sal* has the largest number of buyers paying the high- and suburban. Phone Rockford two miles. George Bird, Ph. Bel- beach at Lake Michigan. until 9:00 P. M. flowers In seaaon. Blrchwood 7-1203 or write Ada. R2. c47tf Cor. Main & Hudson Jiy Boelens, Mgr. Phone 9280, Lowell ert DeKllne and three children Jolly Community Club met last Pherson of Lowell. set market prices for your livestock. LAWN MOWER GRINDING—Saw ding 930J1 c 16-19 Company Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pettis of Valuable Free Gift given away at 9:00 o'clock every Monday Gardens, Lowell phone 8737. from Belmont. Wednesday p. m. at Fallasburg Other entrants: filing, retoothlng and gumming. FOR SALE—Farm of fifty acres POTATOES FOR SALE—Leonard Phone 5713 Lowell HEIM'S TEXACO SERVICE Beaumont, Calif., were Monday night. Must be present to win. cl3tf OUR REPUTATION RIDES WITH EVERY USED CAR AND TRUCK WE SELL Mr. and Mrs. Willard Marks are park, only 6 ladles and 4 children Photography—Sharon Potter of Saws and shears may be left at with buildings; Ford tractor with Kerr. 10038 Bailey Drive, Phone You are always welcome to attend the sales every Monday Vi*' GOULD'S GARAGE E. Main, Lowell WM. HEIM, Prop. Phone 9225 evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. on a vacation trip to Northern but we all had a jolly time and Lowell, Ruth Preston of Lowell, FOR "OK" USED cars and trucks Gee's Hardware, LowelL Also tools; Ford Car snd hand tools. Lowell 5457. plT-lS sven though you do not have anything to sell. Merle Cramton. Michigan and Canada. a wonderful supper; Contest win- Eva Floyd of Lowell, Sharon Din- Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer buy from the dealer who recon- handles put In tools. Loyd Den- Roy Blough, Adm., Charles E. ners were Frelda Heiidileks aud taman of Alto and Bruce W. Ber- We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on Monday, the Phone 9281 Lowell ditions and warrants—McFall nle, 1 mile west of Lowell on Neil, estate, Clarksville, Mich. POTATOES FOR SALE-Chlppe- Mary Potter. September meeting gy of Alto. Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday and the Fremont Stock Sale Chevrolet, LowelL c4fltf M21. Phone 8674. c3tf. y, 17-20 was and Warbas. Free delivery on Friday. within Lowell City Limits on will be with Oletha Smith. Mar- Vegetable gardening — June POULTRYMEN: Tuesdays and Thursdays. S. Bib- garet Hale and Peggy Hoover are Preston of Lowell, Terry Dinta- For prompt and courteous trucking service — call E. Cook, THIS SfiAt phone 72042 Ada. Bonded for your protection. bler, Lowell Phone 5327. p-18-19 o* the program committee and Ole- man of Alto, tha Smith, work chairman. Flowers—Jean Antonides of Lo- PEACHES-Pick them yourself. RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES At Caii Ranch Farm. 1 mile East Bunco Club will be held next well and Sharon Dlntaman of THIS IS A Art Steward RAVENNA. MICHIGAN J. Paul Herman of Moseley on Ashley Av. Phone Alto. week Thursday, September 3rd Auctioneer Manager Lowell 5274. c-18 with Mrs. Nellson in Saranac. mm FOR YOUR BK8T Don't forget to bring the usual FOR SALE—Those delicious musk- things. melons arc ready for you. Drive Cutler School will open Septem- out two miles north of Lowell on Crushed Com Cobs USED CAR DEAL I ber 4th, so note change of date. M91. Tom Johnson. c-18 The children of Mr. and Mrs. PEACHES—Pick your own. Hale Ed Clemenz surprised them Sat Havens. $1.50 a bushel. Frank For urday evening when all walkel in Transue, 11407 36th St.. 1 mile FALL north. % mile west of US16 and to their home in Lowell, to cel- ebrate their parents, 49th wed- M50 Intersection. c-18 ding anniversary. CLAPP FAVORITE PEARS and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter of WITH QUAUTX WHITNEY CRABAPPLES. John Lowell were Sunday dinner Potter, first house north of US16 Laying House Litter V guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul on west side of M91. Phone Low. USED CAR Smith family. ell 5813. P-18 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff VanOcker PEACHES, bushel $1.00. you pick and son: Mr. and Mrs. Louis FERTILIZERS them. Sweet corn $1.00 bushel. Blough and family were dinner Half bushel tomatoes $1.00 All guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. FERTILIZER day Thursday. Friday or Satur- + Absorbs More Moisture Than Any Other Edward Fltzslmmons in New day a. m. Edwards, LoweU 5090. Hudson and all visited the zoo at c-18 Litter Detroit. Sunday the Bloughs were in Chelsea to visit Mrs. Mary TOMATOES, Watermelons and FRESH —LEAN muskmellons for sale. James * Lasts Longer Than Any Other Litter Fltzslmmons. Balrd. M21 cast of Lowell. Phone that's Belter 5 \%s Louise and Geneva Barkley fALL PURE BEEF C 5038. c-18 Crushed Cobs put in your laying house now should last until spent Wednesday and Thursday We will have available for Fall planting: next Fall. in Owosso with Mr. and Mrs. SWEET CORN for sale. $1.00 d If you're looking for (op car value ... here's • tip: stop in lb. John Barkley. Mr. Barkley was bushel. A. J. Wells. 12631 52nd and look over our outstanding buys. You see, the 1953 Ground Beefc JJ St., Lowell Phone 8048. c-18 quite ill. Oldsmobile is rocketiog to new highs in popularity—so .c. on. % * Helps Keep Eggs Cleaner 1 Mrs. Mary Brandenberg and 1 o 0 3 us 89c 0 3 - 9-27 we're getting more and better trade-ins than ever. That's children of Pittsburg. Penn., For Rent where you, the smart used car shopper, can cash in on a real spent one week with her sister- Don't let this price fool you. This Is our some high quality ground beef. We got * Helps Keep Down Disease money-saver .. .a Safety-Tested used car! These cars are: in-law, Mrs. John Smith and fam- a buy and we are passing it on to you. 4-ROOM APARTMENT, bath, oil ily. 1. Th« cream of the us«d car crop—»h« bast of 4 - 16 - 16 heat, newly redecorated, in good Sunday Mr. James R. Smith Sr. 0-20-0 * Saves Labor our low-{nil*ag«, top-quality trado-int. location, for rent. Call Grand and son James R. Smith Jr. of WHILE THEY LAST — FRIDAY ONLY 0^ Rapids phone 9-5937. c-18 2. Checked Ave ways—engine, steering, tires, Littleton Ohio, were guests of 5 to 7 lb. avg. + CHEAPER Than Any Litter You Can Use brakes, electrical system—all must meet rigid the former son and family, John UPSTAIRS APARTMENT for 3-9-18 6 - 12 - 12 Rent. Modern and furnlsheld. Oldsmobile standards. Smith and family. ... in fact, cheaper per ton than you can bale your straw. 2 per customer 1 Private entrance. 1 mile east of 3. ComplaUly rsconditic.-.sd - inside end out — Sunday dinner guests of the Lowell on M-21. Call LoweU 5676. Frank Shores family were How sold to 0-18 by our skilled Oldsmobile mechanics. Smoked Picnics£~39 ard Kroph and family; and Hugo 3-18-9 10 - 10 - 10 4. Backed by our written warranty and business Conner and family. Evening GARAGE FOR RENT—Inquire at reputation for fair dealing. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don FRESH STEER 219H E. Main, Mrs. Richmond: or 309 High St., LoweU. p-8 5. Clearly marked—so you exm't go wrong—by Shores and baby and Janice and C Fill Your Laying House Now Oldsmobile's famous seal of used car depend- Curtiss Hodgins. LARGE AND SMALL manllla en- Mrs. Emma Blough is staying velopes for your mailing and fil- ability and value—the Safety-Tested Seal! Beef Tongues <• Hearts lb. at the home of her daughter Mrs. 29 ing needs at the Ledger Office. Best of all, our selection includes used "Rocket" Engine Cloyd Noon who camc home With Crushed Cobs While Cobs care—next beet buy to a new Oldsmobile! Come in and from the hospital with her new ...AND DONT FORGET J see—and you'll agree... it's smart to deal with Oldsmobile! baby girl, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Besser and use only genuine Are Dry sons, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dom- PACKAGING MATE HALS bos and son of Grand Rapids were Sliced Bacon Ends 2^ 69c Certified Seed Wheat Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. faci*Gi«>a aarmait ONLY Cella Boss and son. •11*13 *mo«io »f Mr. and Mrs. Donald Powers and family were week end guests c Yorkwin — Genesee - Cornell of Mrs. Maxlne Hoover and fam- lb. We Want To Buy Clover Seed OLDSMOBILE ily, and were Friday supper Ocean Perch Fillets 29 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Be safe and saving with our special OFFER -Jetted DUS CARE S BACKES THIS SEAL Hoover and sons. Open Friday Night 'til 9:00. Saturday 'til 6:00 frozen food materials, approved by Saturday morning callers of Irma Harding, loternatiooal Har- Mr. and Mrs, Ed Potter Sr. and vester'i Home Ecooomist. SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER BERGY BROS ol the Eddie Potter family were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Galster and children of Toledo. Ohio. Sunday C. H. Runciman Company p. m. callers at the Ed Potter Sr. Sanitary Market Wittenbach C007 ™ F kJnm I ELEVATOR home were Mr. and Mrs. Ralpn 205 E. Main. Lowell Phone 5997 Phone Lowell 9201 Phone Freeport 2421 Clarksville 363 Wittenbach Sales & Service Wheaton and daughter, and Mrs. WHERE YOU GET ONLY THE BEST IN MEATS Sales & Service Phone 2321 or 2331 — Alto, Michigan Besser. Mrs. Dornbos and Cella W. Main St., Lowell CECIL BIBBLER, Sales Mgr. Phone 9207 Ph. 9207 West Main, Lowell Boss.

i 1 6 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., AUG. 27, 1953 Record Fish Caught In Lake Superior School Opens Soon every motorist to do one thing this year and that Is upon sight Elmdole Freeport News Moseley-Murray Lake Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wleland call- Wilbur M. Howell, Warwick, that a 46-pounder was reported in Watch Out for Kids of any chljd repeat the September Mrs. Ira Sargeant Mrs. Clara Brandebury Mrs. Eva Engle New York, recently caught the 1941. South Lowell ed on Aunt Jenny Yelter Sunday. Superintendent of Public In- campaign slogan, WATCH OUT News from Cascade Community largest lake trout reported this The all-time record, though not Phone Busy Comers Mrs. Donald Way of Phoenix, By Mrs. Roger Wykes Jr. # FOR KIDS. We all have a per- Too Late for Last Week year from Lake Superior, the con- authenticated, appears to be an \ struction Clair L. Taylor, today Mrs. Mlna Wleland and two Born to Ronley Onan and wife Mrs. Elizabeth Witsman Arizona, was an over night guest of Cascade-East Paris club under sonal motive because they may be daughters. Darlene and Bonnie, Wride Family Reunion Cascade Mothers' Club Cascade Teachers NameJ servation department reports. 88-pound fish taken in 1864. announced the opening of a state- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Host and a son, August 2l8t at Greenville of Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Wittenbach Thomas Slater took a first place your children or mine. At any hospital. To Handle Schoolbooks wide traffic safety emphasis pro- daughter of Grand Rapids and attended the S. S. picnic of the Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lester John- School to Open Sept. 8 with his Black Angus heifer, and The fish, weighing 39^ pounds, rate we know there Is a parent at Hope Brethren Church at East 5534 Mr. and Mrs. Marion Shade and gram aimed at reducing accidents Mrs. Ellen Seese of South Bowne Callers last week at the Gordon John Brusk, Jr. Is at Grayling son of Cascade Rd., have visiting Mothers' Club of Cascade Gordon Kilmer, first place and a was taken on deep-sea tackle off "When a husband has two home anxiously awaiting the safe girls and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shade Cascade school No. 4 will open to school children. enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr. Campbell Saturday evening. The Frost home were Mrs. Peter Van- with the National Guard and his them for two weeks Mrs. John- Grand Marais last week. Howell minds, one is pretty sure to be arrival of every one of these chil- and family spent Sunday at School No, 4 has secured school September 8. Teachers will be blue ribbon with Ids turkeys. In and Mrs, Ray Seese. Mr. and supper was held on the lawn of denbos of Beldlng, Mrs. Rollin wife and daughter spent the week- son's cousin. Mrs. Edward Brown. was vacationing in the area. his wife's." Right after Labor Day m mil- dren." Grand Haven. books for its own district for pu- Mrs. Robert Cheney, kindergar- Shropshire sheep Carolyn Kilmer Mrs. Phillip Seese and family of the church. Brownell of Smyrna, Mr. and end with him. Huntington Park. Calif., where lion children will return to school Terry and Brian Estes went pils from first through eighth ten; Mrs. Clare Coons, first took second place in the yearling Records In the department's Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. John Molz of Chi- Mrs. George Benson c! Grand Mr. and Mrs. E. Strand and she teaches second grade in an el- and there will begin the enor- TIME TO TRADE with their Grand-parents. Mr. and grades. Mothers interested in ob- grade; Mrs. Evelyn Lane, who ram class. Mary Kay Scripps fish division office here show that "Many women at summer re- Seese of Lowell Joined the family cago are visiting Mrs. Frank Yar- Rapids and Mrs. Allison Roark Mr. Johnson and Alfred Person ementary school. Mrs. Brown, the took a third place with her ducks. mous movement of children to Mrs. Rodgers of Grand Rapids, to taining books may do so at the comes to Cascade from Whitney- a 40-pound lake trout was taken sorts are a bunch of stuffed A film star making $20,000 a group In the afternoon. ger for this week. and children of Ada. attended the Johnson reunion former Addle Wride of Ada, has school on the following dates: ville school, second grade and half Jerry Flynn had a Holstein calf and from schools every week day. Cadillac. Traverse City and Man- in Lake Superior in 1952 and shorts." week was told by his studio that Mrs. Wayne Dawson and chil- Mrs. Brandebury received a Mrs. Ada Barnes. Milton and Sunday at Bertha Brock Park. Mr. numerous relatives in this area. Tuesday, September 1, 7:30-9:00 of third; Miss Reba Watterson, in A group. The superintendent said 140,000 istee leaving Friday and return- he would have to take a $200 cut. dren of Plymouth. Ind., spent card Monday from Mrs. Mildred Mildred Barnes, Emily and Matil- and Mis. Duane Johnson and With her cousin and her husband, p. m.; Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1:30-1 one half the third and the fourth Ruth Ann Shade. Cascade Rd.. of these will be attending school ing home Sunday. "Heavens!" he whined. "I several days last week with her Seelman telling us that she with da Davis, Alvln Davis were Sun- family will be spending a few the Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mc- p. m.; Tuesday, Sepl. 8, opening grades; Mrs. Oscar Kristcn, fifth with Shrnpshlrp sheep had first for the first time and motorists Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Estes couldn't do that. What about the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Seese her husband and father. Will day dinner guests of Mrs. Maud days with Mr. and Mrs. E. Strand, Connell. Grand Rapids, and their day of school, the books will be and sixth, and Mr. Boerman, prin- place yearling ewe. first ewe must remember that this Is a and Karen went out for dinner new car I bought today?" and other relatives. Glasgow were near Davenport, arriving Tuesday. three children, r-he drove Sunday lamb, and champion Shropshire brand new experience for these Wood of Cooks Corners. to the Tea Garden Cafe. on sale from 9 a. m. through the cipal, seventh and eighth grades. "Today?" said the boss. "What Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King and to Albion to the home of another children. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nash and Iowa, on their way to visit Mrs. Miss Mildred Barnes ent^r- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mep|)el- day. This is one more teacher than last ewe on her yearling ewe. She A son of Ionia were Sunday after- cousin, Mrs. Rollin Davis, the for- happened to the car you bought sons of Lowell were Sunday after- Mat tie and Miss Fanny Hanaford tnlned her parents. Mr. and Mrs. The Mothers' Club makes no year, and increased enrollment took second place for showman- ink of Holland spent a few days mer Coral Martin, to attend the MCK to SCHOOL Commenting on the personal re- last week?" • noon callers at the Kelm-Seese of Inglewood, California. They George Barnes and Milton Barnes noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. W. ship, last week with her sister. Mr. and profit on the books, and there is also calls for the use of an addi- sponsibility of adults. Superinten- "Oh, that!" replied the star. Wleland. Richard Wleland left Martin family reunion. home. were having a fine trip so far. also a cousin, Mr. Loomis, at din- Mrs. Ray Rlttenger. no compulsion to buy from the tional classroom. Mrs. Orval Kilmer. Mrs. Glenn dent Taylor said: "I want to urge "The ash trays are all full." Sunday for Camp Kilmer In New Mrs. Earl Wride. a sister of Glenn Stahl won 2 first prizes Mrs. Etta Blough of Hastings ner Saturday in Beldlng in honor The reunion of Mrs. Champlin group. Purchasing and distribu- Marvin and Mrs. James Scripps Jersey to report for overseas duty. Mrs. Davis, as Is Mrs. McConnell, and one second prize with his Informs us word from her bro- of Mr. and Mrs. Barnes. 57th mother's folks was held at the tion of the volumes is^a senice to AH 4-H Club Groups helped run the 4-H Leaders' Club Walter Eyke of Jacksonville, and Mr. Wride, with Mr. and Mrs. team of horses at the Ionia Free ther, Otto S. Zelner of Minn., an- wedding anniversary. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cham- save parents trips to other towns booth at the fair which served Fla., who spent part of his fur- Jack Atkins and their children, Do Well at Kent Fair Fair. Francis Stahl won first nounces the sudden death of Otto Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pratt of Gd. plin with 34 present from Grand as in former years. full meals every day from break- lough visiting In this vicinity left also drove to the reunion. Assist- Cascade 4-H'ers did .well at prize with his Holstein heifer in and wife's oldest daughter, Mrs. Rapids were week end guests at Mrs. Myron Oatman is chair- fast on through the day. Money.. Ledge. Fenwlck Freeport and ing Mrs. Davis were her sons-in- Initials for Footwear the 4-H class. Harriet McLeon of Fort Wayne the Ed Pratt home. Sunday morning for Florida. Kent County 4-H Fair at Lowell raised will go on a project to be i Beldlng. man of the book sale with Mrs. Sturdy, long-wearing Sunday evening supper guests 1 Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wissman law and daughters, the Rev. and last week. All five of the sewing decided. recently. Otto's many friends In Robert Kropf returned Friday KITCHENS Marie Wleland had a weekend Tommy C. Ray, co-chairman. of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth were are now on their well-earned va- Mrs. Don Strobe, with their group won blue ribbons on their oxfords with wise and good- this locality will be grieved to from the hospital where he under- Styled in Steel slumber party with Connie Place, daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ernest Althaus of Lowell and hear of their sorrow, and send went a hernia operation. cation. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoff Winter clothing projects exhibited Man-made tlbers now account Bonnie Hoag. Bertha Clinton and New Commemorative Hag looking lines for Identification daughter, Mrs. Wm. Welsh of l^o Ruegsegger of Lansing and family of Grand Rapids visit- Kelser. From Medina, Ohio, came there. Joan Bishop with pajamas for more than one-fifth of all the sympathy. Etheyln Mc Clure ending with a To Be Dedicated V-J Day Florida. Mrs. Sheila Griffin, Bet- spent the week end with his bro- ed her folks. Mr. and Mrs. M. Mrs. Dorothy Spencer, and from and a housecoat, Karla Burger, fibres used in the United States, comfort now and foot Mrs. Ida Dorr with Mr. and picnic Sunday. ty and Carol Jean and Paul De- ther Frank and family. Wissman Sunday. Pittsburg. Mrs. Muriel Smith. Commander James C. Dunnex skirt; Carolyn Kilmer, skirt and a newspaper survey reveals. At NAME-IES... Metal Marking Tags Mrs. John Motz visited Frank health in years to come. wlndt of Grand Rapids spent the Mr. and Mrs. Orren Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Srlodle Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Johnson has announced the MacDonald- blouse; Marcla Mulder, apron, the same time, use of cotton has Yarger at the Pennock Hospital OPEN TIL 9:00 SATURDAY EVENINGS week end at the Roth home. Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ford PUBLIC NOTICES of Detroit spent a few day:, with will drive ^o Sarnla, Ontario, and Osmer Post, American Legion, and Karen Snyder, skirt and tow- reached an all-time high, with INSTALLED FREE Sunday afternoon. They found Ye scribe was unable to get a and Donna Jean spent Friday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kilgus. Mr. to North Bay, with an eye for will hold special services on Sept. els, all had first places. Mrs. Rob- 9.500.000 bales consumed in this him not very much Improved. He Ledger Letter written last week evening with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mrs. Raymond Huntwork and at the George Taylor and Carl spent Sunday at Grand Haven. FINAL ADMINISIRATION ACCOUNT Kllgus is thrashing at Peterson's. china and antiques, this week 2nd at 7 p. m. to dedicate the new ert Smith and Mrs. John H. Brel- country in 1952. Is reported as being very ill. on all rubber footwear and tennis shoes for quick as was suffering from a strep Jones at Dickinson Lake. daughters of Ann Arbor. Mr. and Kropf homes, returned to their State of Michigan, the Probate Court for Something you don't see done end, circling back by way of the conunenmorative flag. This day. denfield were leaders. Mrs. Deedie Myers entertained the County of Kent. throat infection and was under Sunday guests and callers at Mrs. Chas. Brown of Lowell. home in Pasadena. Calif., Mon- At a leiiion of iaid court, held at the much nowadays. Soo. the anniversary of the signing of Saddle shoes with easy identification for adults and children. her son Adon and family to a The perfect example of arres- Wild Flower Project the doctor's care. the Chris Kropf home worn Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corinth day. Probate Office in the City of Grand P.apidi. The 4H- leaders would like to the Japanese Peace Treaty in 1945 thick rubber soles. fine birthday dinner Sunday. The ted motion Is a woman entering in $a i county on the I7fh day ol Auguit, A. CHURCH SUMMER SPEAKER Vercha of Covert, Fla., Mr. and and son who have been visiting congratulate the 4-H members on has been chosen for this special Six girls of the Cascade club Sizes to 3. occasion was In honor of the Mrs. Carl Kropf and sisters her thirties. D. 1951 CONDUCTS LAST SERVICE There are some people who Present. HON. JOHN DALTON. Judge ol the fine job they did with their carried through a first-year wild birthdays of Mrs. Myers' grand- V-J Day celebration which will $3.98 sow wild oats all week and go Probate. projects. I believe we all enjoyed Seminarian John Hulst. sum- flower project started in May un- children. Kathleen and Kenneth In the Matter of the Estate of George I. start with a parade, and cere- to church Sunday to pray for a Colby, Deceased, the fair and I'm not too sure, but mer speaker of Cascade Christian mony at the flagpole followed by der the leadership of Mrs. James CARANAC^ "Stand the gaff" Myers. Mrs. Brandebury was also Earl V. Colby having filed in »aid SARINHC , MICH . A crop failure. court hii final adminiUration account, and his I think the members came home Reformed church, conducted his an open house at the club house. Scripps. They visited the Grand mocassin . front a guest at the dinner. petition praying for the allowance thereof tired but happy with 47 ribbons. last service of the season Sunday; Rapids public museum's wild shoes handsomely and for the assignment and distribution of Starting at the Town Hall, the Fri., Sat., Aug. 2B, 29 Too Late For Last Week the residue o' said estate, and for the allow- June Wissman received 4th In he will begin his final year at procession, consisting of a Color flower exhibit, and searched alone stitched. Sizes to 3. ance of all things therein contained. showmanship and we all congrat- Calvin Seminary this September. Guard from the Alto legion, and and In a group for flowers from Frank Yarger was taken very If is Ordered, That the 8th day of Septem- swamps, fields, and woods. Each ber, A, D, 1953, at ten o'clock in the forenoon ulate her on the fine job she did. The collection taken at the ded- drill teams and drum and bugle Style Classic Flats 111 Saturday and Is In Pennock was required to make a poster at said probate office, be and ii hereby Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Wells, and ication senice at the church Aug. corps from Rockford Post, Valley with mocassin toe. hospital. appointed for e«amining end allowing said with a pressed specimen from % account and hearing said petition. Jerry arrived home Monday eve- 18 brought SI35 toward the cost City Post. Post 47 and 830 Post, CO-FEATURE Sizes 5 to 9. Mrs. Susie Forbey and son It is Further Orde'ed, That public notice ning after stopping off in Gales- of the new carpeting. Extra cakes all of Grand Rapids, and Alto each group on It, properly label- William visited Mr. and Mrs. thereof be given by publication of a copy of left from the generous number led, and a notebook having 20 this order fo' three successive weeks previous burg. 111. to see John Prys and Post, will march to the War Me- iCOTTOI $4.98 Harold Chaney and daughter to said day of hearing, in the Lowell Ledger, family. Jerry is home on leave brought for the open house after morial at the east end of the species, pressed or pictured, as Debbie, in Battle Creek Sunday. a newspaper printed and circulated in iaid well as to learn the non-pickabie .W06HT county. for 10 days. ward were auctioned off at the bridge, where dedication of the mm BALL-BAND The Delton Tylers of Pleasant JOHN DALTON end of the evening, bringing flag will take place. There will be flowers such as triilium, dogwood Valley with Clare Clum and fam- Judge of Probate. $17.50 more. The balance Is to be and arbutus which will vanish Sun., Mon./ Aug. 30, 31 A true copy "Careless drivers are people a speaker. ... the letters start. Then from ily were Sunday evening guests DAISY C. COSSHELL, assumed by the Ladles Christian This week information about from Michigan if not protected. all over the free world come sneh at the Adon Myers home Sunday Register of Probate. C-IV? who play the hearses." Cont. Sun. from 3 P. M. Fellowship. the event is being given over ra- Rocky Mountain Flowers Rubbers comments as these from readers evening. Ushers at the senice were La dio station WOOD, and Runyon's Joan Bishop and Mary Kay of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Mrs. Mlna Wleland Informs us vern and Norman DeWeerd, Scripps took second places; Mary MONITOR, an international daily newscast on television over the he best friends your feet ever had" newspaper: that the annual Stephen Weaver Robert Kleinheksel and Harold same station is showing pictures Kay included several Rocky reunion will be held at the home Clearance Sale Mulder: Henry DeVrles. Richard of Cascade's Sgt. Curtis Osmer. Mountain flowers identified on Giri's Loafer "The Monitor it must read- of Ovid Miller in East Logan Mulder and William Mulder di- the western trip recently taken ing for straight-thinking Saturday, Aug. 29. Potluck din- ALL TIRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES MUST GO ! battlefront casualty of the Korean people. . . .* rected parking. Pouring coffee at war, and Edward MacDonald, with her mother. Karla Burger, $4.49 ner. the open house were Mrs. John Diane Jarvi, Caolyn Kilmer and "I returned lo school after a Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Osgood and who died in World War II, for lapse of 18 years. I will get Hulst and Miss Margie Lucas. Laurie MacGregor had third — One Week Only — whom jointly the post is named. Tues., Wed., Thurs., my degree from the college, family returned home the first of places. Keen Interest in wild the week from a two weeks at- August 31st Through September 7th MILTON HEAVEN FAMILY but my education comes flowers has been aroused, and all September I, 2, 3 from the Monitor. . . tendance at the U. B. Conference TAKES EASTERN TRIP Miscellaneous Shower MEN S FANCY HOSE — 39c to 59c Hard-To-Get Tire Sizes: 4.50-21's, 5.50-1 B's, plan to take the second year pro- "The Monitor gives me ideas and Camp meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Heaven. Honors Bride-to-Be ject next summer. Some have for my uork. . . ." Adon Myers and family, Mrs. , , look for the 6.00-16 5. 6.50-16 s. Etc. Thornapple River Dr.. their Miss Ethel Lucas, daughter of started scrapbooks they hope will "I truly enjoy its com- Delia Myers and Mrs. Clara daughter, Barbara and son Don- Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas, Cas be helpful in High school biology RED BALL pany. . . Brandebury attended services at ON M21 — 4 MILES nie left by car Aug. 10 for Ni- cade Rd.. whose marriage to Cal- courses later. WEPMAN'S You, too, will find the Monitor the U. B. Camp grounds in Barn- Lowell High School trade mark agara Falls and the Finger Lakes vin Nlewenhuls will be solem- informative, with complete world aby Memorial Park Sunday morn- WEST OF LOWELL Livestock Takes Firsts MIDWAY SERVICE region. After visiting relatives in nized Friday evening at 8 o'clock Lowell, Mich. news. You will discover a eon- ing and afternoon and on their White Deer. Pa., for three days, In the Cascade Christian Re In livestock projects, Nick Kik structive viewpoint in every newi way borne called on Mrs. Mamie GET YOUR CHILDREN RUBBERS WITH THEIR story. they carried hosts and daughter formed Church, was honored by a Stahl and Mrs. Lydia Thompson. Extends A Use the roopon below for a spe- along to Washington, D. C, and miscellaneous shower last Friday We are very glad to see that Mrs. SHOES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST cial. Introductory subscription — back, returning homo last Friday, night at the church, given by Mrs. 3 months for only $3. Stahl is improving steadily from FOR in timo to get Barbara ready for John Kleinheksel and Mrs. Alfred THE ELEMENTS I her recent operation and can at- the young peoples' conference of Scott. Guests met at the home of Tht ChrblUa Sci.nc. UooHor tend church services again. Out. Ntnray Si.. Bnioa IS. Mm.. U. S. A. MORE NET DOLLARS Christian chuches of Michigan, at Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Baker and Dr. Scholl's Trained Attendants Firm ttad mt la ialroducttrr nbtcrlp- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Overholt Crystal Lake, where they drove went together to the church, M®« !• Thi ChtblUn Scituw U^««- entertained a number of rela- 76 iiitKi. I cbcIok T3. her Sunday. where they surprised Miss Lucas. Keeps its value better tives from a distance Sunday. Cordial Welcome Consign Your Livestock Mrs. Milton Kraft who has been Returning by way of Inter- Games and refreshments made a (mem*) lochen, they heard the final after- pleasurable occasion. HILL'S SHOE STORE the guest of her sister, Mrs. Over- TO THE noon concert of the National Present in addition to the hon- FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY holt for two weeks, returned to her home in Sparta, Wisconsin Chorus, in which Mrs. Heaven or guest, her mother, and her sis- (•MM) sang in 1931, and Band, and met ter, Miss Betty Lucas, were Mes- 218 Wesf Main St. Lowell, Mich. ro-n with her daughter and husband ... to ambitious boys and girls of Lowell and Lake Odessa Livestock Auction Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wanrooy, who dames Floyd Averill, Baker, Cor- Sunday. p-17-20 were camping there over the nelius Boersma, Julius Boersma, weekend. The Heavens will call Peter Buys, Frank DeVrles, John than any other car! EVERY THURSDAY for Barbara this Sunday. DeWeerd, Jake Klein, and George surrounding townships to take advantage ottte Operated By Kleinheksel: also Mesdames Jake Koenes, Harmon Lamberts, Rink "Sometimes marriage brings I was ahead in Medema, Harold Mulder, John The Wolverine Stockyards Co. and Allen Behler music into a man's life—he learns Used car dealers report that Timmer, Joseph VandenBerg, to play second fiddle." increased opportunities and facilities for learn- For TRUCKING to Lake Odessa, Calf Daniel VandenBerge, Henry Van- Houten, Blaine Venneman and every way after this JACK NELSON — Phone Lowell 5495 William Wiersma. Also present Fords return more of their original were the Misses Ardlth DeWeerd, * ^ ing offered by this steadily advancing school. GEORGE FRANCISCO — Phone Lowell 5818 Karen Kleinheksel, Betty Medema demonstration! Marcla Mulder, Dorothy Roeters, cost than any other car— You're "sitting pretty" For Lake Odessa Market Report, tune in to WIGN Marion Schooland and Cynthia behind the wheel Scott. I figured on paying about $200 more Ionia, 1430 on your dial, every Fri. at 12:50 p. m. and there are 41 reasons why: Take this Bel Air model. First COUPLE WILL BE HOSTS thing you'll notice is the qual- for a new car..; until I discovered TO 12 EUROPEAN AG MEN ity of the interior. Rich-looking Mr. and Mrs. James Scripps, appointments. Roomy seats all that Chevrolet offered me. Burton Rd., will be hosts over the with foam rubber cushions. Take potver. Ford's two high-compression engines arc Lowell Schools Provide: week end to one of 12 European real leaders in their class. Ford's the only car in the low-price Turn the key to start the engine Get A Head Start! men in professions related to ag- field to offer you the smooth power of a V-8 engine. And no and you're ready to go. riculture who are taking the other car in any field has so modern a Six. .. ON THE FALL PLANTING AND HARVESTING Farm Mechanization Short i You can see all around 1. A teaching staff of known ability and character. JOBS WITH Course at Michigan State College You look out and down Aug. 17-Sept. 24. Sent by the 2. Practical shop work and other courses to go hand-in-hand with mental training. governments of their native through a wide, curved, one- Greece, the Netherlands, France, piece windshield. The pano- New McCormick Machines Austria, Great Britain and Nor- ramic rear window and big 3. Musical training. way, the visitors all speak enough side windows provide a clear These machines are set up and ready to go ! English to be understood. A pic- view in all directions. 10 GALA DAYS nic is planned for them and the 4. A home economics course designed to aid in equipping the girl in the arts of homemaking. 12 Kent County families they will You get more power visit at the Scripps property Sat- on less gas 5. A comprehensive 4-year agricultural course for boys. urday. SEPT. 4 thru 13 That's because Chevrolet's two Cascade Locals great valve-in-head engines are 6. A thorough business course combining business mathematics, bookkeeping, typing, short- TkMUMli 1 IIm MMm AcrtMHM*! MMm- high-compression engines. In IImb •i—ltt Otplij "UMripi Mr. and Mrs, Paul Slater with hand, business English and business law. fritl HM MTHF Aim Jntor MM, daughters Carol, Nancy and Su- Powerglide* models, you get HOM Art*. ruWM TTM, CMM* MMI. Take build. Ford's one-piece Crestmark Take ride. Ford's wonderful, new ride Take savings. Forfi economy-minded san, have moved into their new the most powerful engine in lot less gas. That's what you that Chevrolet offers just about LUITY QM*M. II IM*. Omm M*im*m. body gives you style-setting beauty with rugged reduces front end road shock up to 80%. And Automatic Power Pilot saves you money on evejy OrtM timrti. FegwH, Mt ttw, M house, 28th St., which is a joint Chevrolet's field — the new 7. The high school has the highest rating accorded any school in the state. "build" underneath. Where many other cars are Ford's new, more responsive spring and shock gallon of gas. It automatically adjusts carburetion, get with the new Powerglide everything you could want. Yot EiMM. Fm MmUmtt IxMf OM Hat enterprise of husband and wife in 115-b.p. "Blue-Flame." Gear- bolted, Fords are welded hull-tight to keep out absorber action gives you the comfortable easy- ignition and combustion to make every drop of automatic transmission. There's it's the lowest-priced line in the their spare time over the last two r, shift models offer the advanced rust-causing weather and dirt ride you want without gat-eating extra weight. gas ( regular" at that) work its heart out. no more advanced automatic low-price field. , 8. A friendly school where individual problems are given personal attention. GRAIN DRILLS years. I08-h.p "Thrift-King" engine. transmission at any price. Mr. and Mrs. John Mulder are *Combinalion of Powerglide auto- Rubber tires — Fluted feed (no gears to occupants of their just-finished Biggest brakes for And it's the matic transmission and 115-h p. change) — 13 or 16 ho|e size ajTmmm! home on Irene Dr.. off Burton The swing smoother, easier stops lowest-priced line "Blue-Flame" engine optional on St., which, from its hilltop site, is It's heavier for "Two-Ten" and Bel Air models at la toaM A demonstration will show you visible from 28th St., Burton, and An easy nudge on the pedal better roadability extra cost. Watch the Ledger of Sept. 3 for the complete Course of Study, Require- FIELD HARVESTER (Chopper) Cascade Rd. brings iroooth, positive response LOWS AftMSIlONO You're in for a pleasant sur- Mrs. Bert VanderMann entered -right now! Chevrolet's im- Power take-off or engine drive — Combina- prise at the smooth, steady, ments for Graduation, College Entrance, Etc. Butterworth Hospital Wednesday proved brakes are the largest Let us demonstrate tion corn and hay machines. The Dtaiaeei, and will submit to surgery today. in the low-price field. big-car ride of this new Chev- KMy Slue Qolntet, art rolet. One reason is that, model all the advantages CORN PICKERS for model, Chevrolet will weigh of buying a Chevrolet now! Mm HO milt H** Ur jUw up to 200 pounds more than New " I -PR" models — I -row trailer picker the other low-priced cars. — 6-roll husking bed plus snapping rolls — emtort* 1 TMk - Hran FORD Jay A. Wiersma Jake visibility. Fold gives you die "all- Take drives. Only Ford in its field gives Fall Term Begins Tuesday, Sept. 8, '53 WORTH MORE WHEN YOU BUY IT ... rear delivery. D. O. around" view you need in today's fast-moving you a choice of a completely automatic drive, You get greater getaway irallic. A curved one-piecc windshield, car-wide Fordomatic, the finest, most versatile automatic 41 WORTH MORE WHEN YOU SELL IT1 with the new Powerglide MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! icar window and iarj;c "piclurc windows" all yon can buy . . . fuel-saving Overdrive ... or Stop In and Get the Full Story on These Machines A lot finer performance on a PHYSICIAN & SURGEON aiuuuJ UMfcc kuic )ou Iwv.* JVil-'Jiiwe v.»u>iiily CiUltCUliuUhl DliiC. F.O.A.P. Let us Prove our Sales Story in the Field 2795 Orange St., S. E., Cascade Plan To Attend High School At Lowell I Phones: CH. Runciman Co. Motor Sales Wittenbach Sales & Service Office: GL-4.0057 Home: 996554 t*. • I fcl. McFall Chevrolet ... BOARD OF EDUCATION West Main St, Lowell Phone 9207 Corner Main and Hudson, Loweii JAY BOELENS. Manager Phone 928^ W. Main St., Lowell, Mich. THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICH., AUG. 27, 1953 9 It Is reported Mrs. Lawrence Light A Power ALTO LOCALS HONOR BIRTHDAY Alto Locals Soil Hi Boston Cantu will build a house on a School Opening Payroll 7-13 to 7-27 '53 $2,831.69 N. McCordt-East Cascade Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Clark Mrs. Francis Wakefield hon- Mrs. Barry Brannan of Ann Ar- Michigan Ranks Third Mrs. Belle Young site on Nash Road, purchased of Almost at Hand Lowell Council Proceeding: Pension Supplement 61.20 Mrs. Effle Cox entertained the latter's brother- ored her aunt, Miss Genevieve bor spent several days last week Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg John Noyes. Deposit Refunds 20.00 McDIARMID'S IRON & METAL in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Graham with a tea on Wednes- Alto Community News with her mother-in-law, Mrs. John and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rosen- In Fur Animal Harvest August 3, 1953 Hill also asked for permission to berg were Sunday dinner guests Too Late For Last Week Mrs. Jessie Walton ot Grand Lowell Ledger 18.15 A number in the neighborhood Joe Voce and their granddaugh- day, the occasion being Miss Gra- MRS. CLAUD 8ILCOX—PHONE ALTO 4S31 Brannan. Michigan ranked third nation- Parents Check establish a central file for blood Phono 5025 5334 Soqwun Avo., SE. Lowtl of the Claud Rosenbergs of Ben- Messrs and Mesdames Bruce Rapids and son Frank of Omaha, A regular meeting of the Com- Osceola Refining Co 2,514.69 attended the 4-H Fair in Lowell. ter, Shirley Burda all of Detroit ham's 85th birthday anniversary. Johnny Wakefield returned ally in 1950-51 in the total num- and Chris Fahrni, Jr. left Mon- Nebraska, visited their cousin, typing In the Village as a perma- Gen. Electric 19.48 Two other niece's, Mrs. Grant from his stay at Camp Manitou- ton Harbor. Ernie and Ethel re- With the opening of schools al- mon Council of the Village of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wilson and over the week end. Community Schools Alto Community Wins ber of fur-bearing animals taken Mrs. Fred Fahrni and family on nent record. Dr. Hill was given Hayden Supply 98.90 Harrison of Grand Rapids and mained for a few days visit. day a. m. on a trip to Copper most at hand, the Michigan De- Lowell was held In the Council Buyers off All Kindt off iron son were in Holland Sunday. Mrs. Anna Fairchild and Mrs. lin on Barlow Lake Saturday. by trappers and hunters, the f-on- Wednesday. authority to establish same. Associated Research 25.62 Ready for Openinq Good Rating at Fair Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton were Harbor and will return home partment of Health reminded Rooms of the City Hall, Monday Miss Diane Cox of Grand Rap- Wm. Fairchild called on their Mrs. Barry Brannan of Ann Ar- Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Smith and servatlon department notes. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kyser and Bixby Office Supply 10.12 bor presided at the tea table and Sunday evening callers of Mr. through Wisconsin. parents to check up on the health evening. August 3, 1953. Trustee Christiansen asked to and Metal ids spent the week with her grand cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tape Morse Lake School will begin ALTO COMMUNITY 4H CLUB Connie returned Saturday eve- According to a U. S. Fish and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kyser and Kreuter Paint Co 60.67 served the lovely two tiered birth- and Mrs. Bob Kropf of Murray Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Stuart and needs of their youngsters, espe- be excused and retired from the parents and attended the 4-H of Caledonia Thursday afternoon. Aug. 31 with Mrs. Addle Dalstra 4-H winners in the Alto area ning from a two weeks' vacation Wildlife bulletin, Louisiana top- family are spending a few days The meeting was called to or- Mich. Bell Telephone Co. 48.60 USED FARM EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS. JUNK day cake. Guests were present Lake. sons are spending the week in cially those who enter school for meeting. Fair at Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Tape are both in ill as teacher. Harris Creek will are announced as follows: at Walloon Lake. While there, ped all the states with a take of In Escanaba. der by the Village President, W. McQueen Mtr. Co 48.53 from Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Pennsylvania and New York. the first time. CARS, FURNACES. BATTERIES. ETC. Mr. Clayton Houseman and sons health. On the way home Anna open on Sept. 8 with Mrs. How- Mrs. Smith attended a luncheon Mrs. Carl Kelser of Grand Rap- 1.3 million pelts. Minnesota was A. Roth, at 8:20 P. M. The President then called on Fairbanks, Morse 9.69 Lowell and Ann Arbor. Mrs. Alice Ritter, Leader The close association of chil- Pick Up Sorvleo Earl J. McDiarmid of Campau Lake called on the J. and Ethelyn called on Mrs. Jennie ard Clinton teaching again this Sunday at the Boyne Moutaln Ski Ids Is recovering from surgery second with 1.25 million and The following boys from this DESCRIBES FIGHT Mr. Stoltenberg of the auditing Line Material Co , 252.86 Food Preparation Club, Judy Lodge, given by Mrs. George Al- performed Friday at St. Mary's dren In the classroom and on the Trustees Present: Munroe; Fon- Cox home Monday. Yeiter. FOOD PRESERVATION CLUB year. Michigan third with 929,000. area left Saturday for the Mich- FOR CAPTIVE CHILDREN firm of Edklns, Nelson, Stolten- P. B. Gast 4.01 Dalstra, first on cherry pie; Mary Hospital. playground Increases their chanc- Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox called on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rich- bright of Anderson, Indiana. In general, this is the way igan National Guard encampment ger; Elzlnga; Oatley; Christian- berg and Kuyper, who asked the Pete Mulder 82.94 Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Leader Bowne Center will have Mrs. Dewey, first on cup cakes; Connie Starting In The American es of exposure to communicable the Charley Quiggle home Sun- ardson were among the sixteen Mr. and Mrs. Clintnn Blochar, Callers of Mr. and Mrs. George Michigan has ranked among at Camp Grayling.: Lawrence and sen. Council for the Village Audit of L. & P. Petty Cash ,. 52.22 Awards for canning: Carolyn Dorothy Stahl for teacher again Matternlck, first on bread; Paul- Weekly with August 30 Detroit diseases, and all parents should day morning. guests who attended a birthday Clinton Jr. and Mrs. Hattie Hoag Skldmore last week were Mrs. other states in recent years. Prod Cahoon, Jack and Chester Trustees Absent: Rutherford, the 1953 business year. The Coun- Pelei Speerstra Agcncy 1,104.27 Meyers, A; Mary Watts, A; Ora this year and will start Aug. 31. ine Murray, first on cup cakes; Sunday Times, read "Our Fight see to It th.it their youngsters Mr. Fred Quiggle is feeling a dinner Sunday for the latter's attended the Wesieyan Methodist Frank McElvain and daughter Warner, Jr., Robert Tucker and ril asked for information on a Mfg. Supply Co 15.92 Lee Dygert, A; Carol Aldrich A; Lois Porter, first on muffins; A representative of AUorney little better at this writing. brother, Milton Brewer and cou- Lowe begins Aug. 31 with Miss Camp Meeting at Hastings Sun- Bernlce of Grand Rapids, Robert For Our Captive Children" by Ly- have booster shots against small- James Topp Mary Cornell A; Margaret Cor- 1 believe the vitality of our Jacob Berger and Toni Warner. Shlvel was also present. budget system for the several . 242.50 sin, L. D. Brewer, both of Grand Hilda Andres of Freeport in Helen Ritter, first on coffeu take; gla Georgescu. She tells how her pox, diphtheria and lockjaw be- Mrs. J Cox is on the sick list. day. McCollum of Youngstown, Ohio, democratic way of life rests up- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coles and The minutes of the regular Village Departments. Mr. Stol- Lowell Christian Reformed Rapids. The dinner was held at nell, A; Sarah Plckard. A; Ardlth charge. Ruth Ann Shade, second on muf- husband, like her a naturalized fore school starts. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wilson and Mr and Mrs. Herbert C. Pal- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Head- on the extent to which we son Jimmy of Detroit, Mr. Henry meeting of July 20, 1953 were tenberg informed them that a $7,522.06 the Milton Brewer home. Kaufman, B. fins: Carol McWhinney, second American, exposed a vicious Com- No thoughtful parent would son called on the John Cox home Merrlman will begin on Sept. 8. mer and family of Grand Rapids worth, local. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarley strengthen local and state gov* Brog and son Clare of Mlddleville read and approved. budget should be made for the Mr. and Mrs. Don Met/.ger and on cherry pie. munist plot to force them to be- allow his child to enter school Water & Sewer Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Meyer and Mr. Vere Carter of near Hastings were Sunday evening guests of York of Lowell. Also Mr. and ernments. Sen. Butler, Mary- were callers al the Fred Fahrni proper management of the Vil- Gospel Service daughter Patsy of Iron Mountain, In this club Mary Dewey Is eli- tray their adopted country In ex- without this protection, but some The special minutes of July 22, Lowell Ledger 18.05 Mrs. Laura Fountain was a son Tom of Alaska were Sunday Is teacher. their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. John Gilbert of Palo Alto. land. home Monday. lage funds and agreed to work were Saturday overnight guests gible to exhibit In the Lansing change for the freedom of their may forget that the immunity the 1953 were read and It was moved Neptune Meter Co $ 252.00 guest at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hess and family. Calif., who have been spending Miss Ardls DeWeerd visited out a tentative budget system for of the M. A. Watsons. They left Alto School will enroll all pupils 4-H Show. hostage children. child received as an Infant may by Trustee Oatley, seconded by Bill Christiansen 25.00 Located at the Lowell City Hall Quiggle home the past week. Fred Pattlson. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Webster the summer with their parents, friends in Ionia last week. the village. on Sunday for Lakewood, Ohio, on Friday, Sept. 4. from nine until Mr. and Mrs. Swift Winegar and have "worn off" by the time he Trustee Munroe that due to the Deposit Refunds 2.50 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Munger Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wlngeler and and family brought Mrs. Web- called there by the serious illness noon and will open for classes on Gardening and Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mick and Alcoholism in Michigan Is be- becomes of school age, and some change In circumstances the ac- It was moved by Trustee Elzln- L. & P. Petty Cash 20.50 Classes for Children, Young People and and family of Washington D.C. family were Sunday dinner ster's mother. Mrs. Mildred To- left for their home Saturday. of Mr. Metzger's father. Patsy re- Sept. 8. Vern Morse of Grand Terry Dlntaman won A on Veg- Rickert Electric family are spending a few days ing attacked on three fronts: ed- may have neglected to have the tion taken at the special meeting ga, seconded by Trustee Oatley Rlttenger Ins. Service .... 12.96 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munger guests of the Paul Browers. bias home Sunday from her visit Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rich- Adults. Mr. Harry Boersma, Supf. mained in Alto with her grand- Rapids will again teach In the etables; Sharon Dlntaman won in a cottage In the North. ucation, research and treatment. boosters given during the spring of July 22. 1953 be rescinded that the Village retain the firm and son of Alto visited at the J. with them at St. Clair Shores and ardson spent Friday evening with Your General Electric parents. Sunday callers at the Alvln Upper Room and Miss Joan Aerts A on flower display; Lorna Fos- and the minutes stricken from of Edklns, Nelson, Stoltenberg & $ 331.01 Cox home the past week and met several other relatives at the the Clare Porrltts of Bowne Cen- and summer immunization cam- SUNDAY. 10:00 O'Clock. Everybody Welcome Bergy home were Miss Elizabeth also of Grand Rapids will Instruct ter won A on her Glad display. Dealer the records. Kuyper as Village Auditors for called on Friends and neighbors. Mesdames Lena Wood and Jen Alto Park for a picnic dinner and ter. paigns put on by the local health Grand Total—$9,877.35 C5 tf Shirk and Mrs. Walter Brown the lower grades. Of these Terry and Sharon will Ranges Washers Roll call: Munroe yes; Fonger, the present year. Roll Call: Mr. Bert Baker of Vergennes Williams of McCords accompan- family reunion. Those present Mrs. Wm. Reynhout has been departments In cooperation with Roll Call: Munroe yes; Fonger from Grand Rapids. go to Lansing. Refrigerators Dryers HERE'S SOUND ADVICE FROM PATSY yes; Elzlnga, yes; Christiansen, Munroe yes; Fonger yes; Elzlnga and Mr. Richard Houseman of ied Mrs. Fred Pattlson to Grand Sweet School will commence on were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ebert and chosen on the Circuit Court Panel the local medical societies In the yes; Elzlnga yes; Rutherford yes; Water Heaters yes. Yeas 5, Nays 0. Carried. California were guests at the J. Rapids Friday to a one o'clock Mrs. John Stude (Marguerite Sept. 4 with Mr. Paul Smith as In photography: Bruce Bergy. of jurors for the September term. state. yes; Rutherford yes; Oatley yes; Oatley yes. Yeas 5, Nays 0. Car- family of Fowlervllle. Mr. and Yeas 5, Nays 0. Carried. Cox home Tuesday. luncheon at the home of Mrs. Wlngeler) and daughter Sarah teacher. Sharon Dlntaman, Jewell Prlngle Mrs. Paul Tobias and children of We Service OUR Installations! YOU'LL SAVBMONBY Children who were Immunized It was moved by Trustee Oat- ried. LIFE'S THAT WAY.. . No word from fho toldlor Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wilson and Verle Eardly. Other guests were Jane of Toledo, are spending sev- and Lorna Foster all won A's. Wllllamston, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- "This season's play clothes Paul Rickert as Infants require only a single ley, seconded by Trustee Chris- The Clerk read a letter from GOTTAarroFF^uue. mv Mrs. Wm. Eardly and Mrs. Mattls eral weeks at Glen Lake during FOOD PREPARATION CLUB Madeline Purden, Connie Mat- bring to mind the days when BY BUYING . It was moved by Trustee Oat- son visited Mrs. Maud Wilson of ert Vidervol of Grand Rapids. Mr. TELEPHONE 8802 booster shot, which takes effect tiansen that the engineering, su- the Michigan State Highway De- BROTHER WROTE HE'LL Be Eardly of Grand Rapids, Mrs. hay fever season. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Dygert, Leader ternlck. Harold Matternlck and girls stayed home because they ley, seconded by Trustee Ruther- CALLING US FROM CAMP Saranac the past week. and Mrs. Levi Rouse of Lansing. 912 North Hudson, Lowell In a matter of days. pervision and 6" pipe and fittings First Year Girls: Carolyn For- partment giving estimates of the ford that the meeting be ad- TONIGHT ABOUT SEVEN Mrs. Charlie Quiggle was a Myrnla Hasklns of Campau Lake Dav^ Washburn and sons of Carol McWhinney won B's. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blocher and had nothing to wear." PATSY COAL NOWU When, through some oversight, be furnished by the Village for Flint and son-in-law and daughter ward. A; Sarah Plckard. A; Linda cost of widening and curbing the journed. guest of her daughter. Mrs. Hpn- and Mrs. Leona Blackburn of Sharon Dlntaman will go to the sons of Lowell and Mr. Henry To- I/- the child has never been Immu- the Water Main in Spring Street east and west end of M-21; also ry Brown Saturday. Newaygo. The latter called on Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elhart visited Dygert, B; Ardlth Drier, B: Lansing show from this group. bias of Wllllamston. nized, complete Immunization from Vergennes to Amity Street. the estimates on the cost of run- her old neighbor, Mrs. Josephine Mrs. Stude and daughter a few Datruse Strouse, C. Second Year W. A. ROTH, President ALTO LIVESTOCK CLUB Mrs. LloyH Behler of St. Paul. should be given. It takes several Roll Call: Munroe yes; Fonger ning curbs and gutters on Hud- A manufacturer is advertising Foote In the evening and found days last week. Girls: Beverly Aldrich. A. Baking: Prices are « the season's low. weeks before initial Immunization LOUIS W. KINGSLEY. Clerk Mrs. R. D. Bancroft, Leader Minn, aud IW-s. Glen Behler of yes; Elzlnga yes; Christiansen son street from M-21 north to a garden kit said to enable home her feeling better. Games and The R. D. Bancrofts have been Ora Lee Dygert. A: Mary Cornell Pontiac are visiting Mr. and Mrs. What's more, you can sit back takes effect. In the Holstein group John COVERS YOUR FARM yes. Yeas 5, Nays 0. tarried. Spring Street. No action was Approved: Aug. 17,1953 growers to test soils and check reminiscing made a pleasant af- improving their house with aA; Margaret Cornell A; Carol Al and relax because you have next The Department manufactures Haggai won sixth place on his V. L. Watts for a few days. On taken on this but the Street Com- the nutritional needs of plants. ternoon. rnat of paint. drlch B; Doris Johnson B. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John "Beh- With COMPUTE Protection winter's heat stored right in the products for the prevention of The Clerk reported receiving heifer in Class A group. mittee was instructed to give It Mothproofing in the Wash ler of Cascade were hosts to sev- whooping cough, diphtheria, monies in the following amounts: Jerseys: Helen Rlttef won first your basement ... no worries further study. eral relatives in honor of Mrs. smallpox and lockjaw. These are General Fund: 1,00 HOPE ROBERT CAN CALL USTI PERHAPS HIS PLANS HAD TO B£ in Jr. calf in A group; Jeanne about your winter comfort! Housewives can now mothproof J Lloyd Behler. distributed to the local health de- It was moved by Trustee El- I'O UVE TO HEAR HIS VCHCEl r CHANGED SUDOENLV. THATH Bancroft Wilcox, 1st in Sr. Heifer Jus'lce Howard Rlttenger blankets, sweaters and other HAPPENS (N THE ARMy Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCollum partments and practicing physi- zlnga. seconded by Trustee Ruth- you KNOW, calf A group; Dick Bancroft, 1st (fines) $ 105.00 washable woolens by pouring a and two sons of Youngstown, O., cians in the slate without charge erford that bills in the following on Sr. yearling heifer, A group; Intangible Tax 3,264.59 few spoonfuls of a new solution visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. so that no youngster need be amounts be paid: Jeanne Wilcox 1st on 2 yr. heifer Library Rent— Aug. & into the washing machine with and Mrs. Lawrence Headworth without this vital protection. A group; Barbara Bancroft got Sept. (Mary Horn) 30.00 General: the soap and water. It can also from Thursday until Saturday. wMSY# If the youngster who Is to enter Ist on 3 yr. cow, A group. Road Fund: be sprayed on a textile or used in Mrs. McCollum was formerly /feLAXT MAN'S FUIL- school this fall has not had a Payroll 713 to 7-27 '53....$ 471.00 Interest on U. S. Gov. the washing machine as a rinse [NEW PACK! All these will be eligible to Miss Dorotha Harris. 00 h physical examination within the Fire Dept. Payroll (July) 250.25 it over 97% pore co.1 - • • " VJ Bonds $ 62.50 without soap. show In Lansing. This club won Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Headworth ty never varies • - - long lasting, high in neat, meaning last six months, he should be Lowell Light & Power 19.73 1st place Club herd award. were Sunday dinner guests of Mver trips to the basement next winter. There is no finer taken to the family physician and Leo Daverman 17.25 Trustee Rutherford now pres- In the stock horse division Bar- Miss Kathryn Murphy of Kala- cod than Patsy, cream of East Kentucky coals. dentist for a thorough check-up Story & Ham Hdwe 19.44 ent. WEU., 1 THINK n+J JUST MEAN OP NO fJONDER. WE HAVENT BEEN CANNED FOOD bara Bancroft won second. mazoo. so that If treatment Is required Wm. Helms Tex. Station 10.79 Modernizing i cnl oJ The President called on Fire THE ARMyTO TREAT PEOPLE THIS VWy CALLED; BOS PROEWATY GOT The Bowne Center WSCS will NCISS\V It can be completed before school Taps Cities Service 39.20 A BUSy SIGNAL ALL EVENING IF In the Shropshire Sheep. Ruth FILL YOUR BIN NOW! Chief Dave Clark, who informed serve dinner at their hall on Wed- x. starts. Palace Cleaners 4.20 Bathroom — Kitcher AND EVER/ OTHERMEPHONE Ann Shade won two firsts, one the Council that there were sev- nesday, Sept. 2 at noon. Price $1. Parents should also take the Lowell Ledger 151.16 second. 3 A group ribbons, 1 AMERICAN STATES' SPECIAL eral business places in the Vil- Heating Plant? Mrs. Glen Loveland and sister, youngster who Is to enter kinder Lowell Dry Cleaners 9.59 champion Shropshire ribbon and iMk far riMM r*" i*0*' bw*- lage that were accumulating trash Mrs. Myrtle Alexander of Lowell Pot garten over the route he must Munroe's Food Mkt 16.69 one 2nd ribbon. She will go to abb WwrtHkotion dim to •vary h* »y- COAL to such an extent that It was be- We invite you to call us, see visited their brother. Sidney Pot- FARM IIABI1ITY POLICY COMPANT/f travel to school, pointing out any Clark Plumbing & Heat. 13.11 Lansing. coming a fire hazard. Mr. Ciark latest style Crane quality bath- ISALEI ter and wife of Drayton Plains hazards. Accidents loom larger Mich. Bell Telephone Co. 18.00 John J. Haggai won first on asked the Council to take action room fixtures, handsome cab- over the week end. Their niece, each year as a cause of death Peter Speerstra Agency 480.71 rabbits and will go to Lansing Sources of Losi Low Priced on the violators on fire regula- inet sinks, disposal units, wa- Mrs. Clarence Gregg and husband among children and education of with them. tions who were creating fire ter heaters, shower cabinets. brought them home Monday and Covered in ... Insurance Policy the child in good safety practices hazards. This was referred to the $1,521.12 9 1 Newest features. Complete BOWNE CENTER 4-H CLUB were overnight guests at the C. H. RUNCIMAN COMPANY is the only "Immunization" to pro- Farm Reildence Liability • Farm Tractors and Fire Committee for study. Street: range of style and price. f.S. SeSURETPRSftACCTHE RECEIVER AfTER EACH Loveland home. tect him against these hazards. Austin Bowman. Leader Dr. Hill. Health Commissioner, ••Cf-L. OTHERS BE TONS •yRMHmJWrh] Mrs. Fred Pattlson attended a Machinery • Straying Animals • Farm Horses Phone 9201 — Lowell, Michigin Street Pay 7-13 to 7-27 \CHLS VOU fCUDNt MSSHll Ayrshire Breed—Senior calf, Ray asked the Council to enforce the miscellaneous shower honoring Quick results, small cost—Ledger *53 - * 452.00 Cornell A Class and placed first. • Dog Liability • Personal Liability • Bicycle ordinance on dogs within the Vil Miss Mary Dakln of Grand Rap- ads. Lowell Weld. Shop 5.75 LYLECOVERT Also won Jr. Champion of Ary- lage and also to have all dogs Ids, and given by Mrs. Arthur Liability • Medical Expense • Death of Live Stock. Lowell Light & Power.... 8.76 shire Div. Moisteins, Junior Calf vaccinated for rabies. No action Everything in Plumbing and PACKER'S LABEL Story & Hahn Hdwe .65 A class for showing and fitting Fischer and daughter Viola, at was taken but Dr. Hill was in Heating MC/Z/CM/ BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY their pretty new home in Grand Wm. Morrison 36.00 Ray Cornell; Senior calf, 2nd, Ar- formed that the ordinance would Rapids. Mrs. Pattlson and daugh- Eari Y. Colby — Alto Phone 5948 Loweii nitii Stahl goes to Lansing. be studied for further regulations. z ter-in-law, Mrs. Edward Pattlson $ 503.16 A awards, Harold Seese, Joe Office: 2421 Res.: 3151 Dr. Hill also asked to have a Howard, Walter Bowman. Kath- of Holland ifnd Mrs. Alden Scott COLBY more rigid health inspection of of Houghton, called on the for- ACEMCY crine Stahl. Junior yearling helf- Charles I. Colby food establishments and food con- Cream Style Corn c 2v |er, 3rd place. A award. Truman mer's niece. Mrs. Fred Nagle Guaranteed To Save cessions within the Village. Dr. Office: 3231 Clarksvillo and found her convalescing nicely .Stahl; 2nd place, Holstein cow after her recent operation. PACKER S LABEL PACKER'S LABEL over two years and under three A award. K. Stahl. A award 4lli AUGUST Ohe-Piece y/em/mme Construction j place, Holstein cow over two 1311 'years and under three Walter Bowman. You Money! Guernsey Senior calf B award Tomatoes or Peas 2' 23- ' for fitting and showing, Dick Al- TODAYS ' drich. Jerseys, Junior calf. A award, wth mm KROCER i Linda Dygert; Junior heifer. 2nd place A award, Ora Lee Dygert. DID YOU EXPECT A I * Lansing i; Senior yearling heifer UNPEELED HALVES OR N. 2V4 BEST — wm** 1st award. Dick Bancroft (Lan- asmm WARM HOME WHEN YOU CM sing); Senior yearling heifer. 2nd PEELED WHOLE place, A award, Ora Lee Dygert. Apricots I Dairy Showmanship: Arnith BOUGHT YOUR HEATER? FAIR j Stahl placed second in county. Garden Project: Tom Bruce and • Are you confined to one room? at MARNE, MICH. Joe- Howard, B awards; Walter Bowman, C award. CyiTF« 4 DAYS • Are yoor floor* icy cold? i Swine: 2 A awards and 2 sec- cA*im\/itc rvKE TCVJCIAVDLE • Are yoor ceilings overheated? onds on Duroc pigs. Wm. Smith; 'a jA award. Duroc gilt, Arnith • Are yoor fuel billt too high? 1 Stahl; A award, Duroc glib. Chris jWenger; Champion gilt of all * Exhibifi breeds, Arnith Stahl (Lansing), i Fat Barrows: A awards for pen * Harnett Horuradng I of three, Doris Johnson, David * Grandtland Shows IKrebs and Arnith Stahl. Dick * ©lanf Midway MARGARINE Lumbert; Arnith Stahl got second SWITCH TO In Swine showmanship. * Fun For Evaryona Beef Class: A for showing and Ufl Q BARN DANCE fitting 1st place and Champion OUTMEATS 'Ml ALL! ffLO STARS U.S. No. 1 - SIZE A-MICHIGAN COBBLER \ngus heifer, Carolyn Forward. and Don McNeill's A award 1st place and Champion A compact cast Iron Breakfatt Club Start Hereford Heifer. Carolyn Meyers; furnace in a IN PERSON A award Hereford steer. Mary A DHhftnf Star Er»ry Watts; A award, Carolyn For- porcelain cabinet- Nlgkt on Ik* Slat* ! ward on Angus steer. no costly pipes or Horses: Walter Bowman got B registers to install award In pleasure class. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Locke re- *LETS YOU UVE turned to their home in Detroit Saturday after a five weeks stay IN EVERY ROOM with Mrs. Chas. Foote, who Is MONDAY NIGHT ONLY POTAKKSH International Model R-160 with combination farm body. R-160 Series, GVW ro'ingi, 14,000 lo 17,000 Ibi. still ill. GIVES YOU WARM I STOCK CAR RACES Raymond Kreltzman enter- llluitrotadi Airo-EugU "Hardtop' tained several guests over the Compare Internationals, model for favorably with any other truck. Ask SpKlflcallom and trim lubUct lo chang*. IDAHO RUSSET POTATOES 10-55/ TUES., SEPT. iHt week end. They were the Miss- COZY HOORS Chlldran't Dav—Judging Optional •qUpmetl, wM*• ildtwall Iir«t, Mtr«. model, with any other truck. about new low prices on light, me- 8:00 p.m. ARKIE, «h« es Lois and Betty Geiser. brother ARKANSAS WOODCHOP- Jack, Miss Joyce Hough and Paul Prove to yourself that Internation- dium, and light-heavy duty Interna- * ENDS OVER- PER and BEAVER VALLEY SWEETHEARTS. Liebaw. all of Dashwood, Ont.. als are today's best truck buy. Com- tionals! HEATED CEILINGS WED.. SEPT. Ind Canada. Wait Mich. Dar—Horst- Monday supper guests of Mrs. pare the extra valuein Internationals, There's an International that's pulling. AHarnoon; Harnaii Horta Racai. HAPPY Anna Fairchild were her grand- feature by feature, with any competi- right for your job in America's most * SAVES YOU UP HARRY'S VARIETY SHOW daughter, Mrs. Raymond House tive model. Interiytional quality complete truck line. 168 basic models TO 50% IN FUEL WRESTLING and husband of Grand Rapids. means low operating cost, low main- i IIO MATCHES, Mrs. Blanche Deming of Kala- with thousands of variations for ex- beginning at I p.m. Safest Car in America mazee called on Anna Tuesday. tenance cost, long life. act job specialization. Convenient * MONEY BACK Rev. and Mrs. Howard McDon- PATfNTID AUTOMATIC terms. Your old truck may equal the CHUCK ROAST ald and Carla returned Friday Now you get unmatched Interna- GUARANTEE OIL or GAS HEATERS You'll feel secure in this beautiful car... provides a decided margin of safety Kroger-Cut Tenderay from a trip to Albemarle. N. Car- tional quality at prices that compare down payment See us today. ftl vout HIARIST DIAIIB WITH THE EXCLUSIVE THUBS., SEPT. built like an airliner, with low, stressed- for you and your passengers. Here-is a olina to visit Mrs. McDonald's Mich. Farmar't 4 Marehinl'i Blade Cut parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Low- OR WIITI m&iW.CemflU.W. TWO-W-ONE HEATMAKH Oar-HorMpulllng. Racai. LUa- itock Cavalcada. GRAND- steel body and reinforced steel frame car that will last longer—and help pay KROGER TRAY PACK der. They drove to Myrtle Beach STAND SHOW at 6 p.m. faa- n South Carolina one day to visit a lurai PATSY MONTANA and CAPT. STUBBY I BUCCANEERS members solidly welded into a single # for itself in savings on gasoline and FRYERS >b brother, Laverne Lowder. It was FRI., SEPT. 4tb HERRUD'S RING lb. the very day the hurricane struck Wittenbach Sales & Service Furnace volume heating for a fraction of the cost! rigic? nnit. Aeroframe construction maintenance. 10 a.m. Tractor Roadao— and they found the beach desert- PHONE 9207 Lowell, Michigan I p.m. Tractor Pulling and BOLOGNA ib 39/ Wagon Racai. 8 p.m. ed and everybody had barricaded GRANDSTAND SHOW: PESCHKE'S KING SIZE up in their homes. The storm Don McNalH't Singing Star CECIL BIBBLER Sales Manager PEGGY TAYLOR and FRANKS >b 49/ however, did not strike that spot HOMER t JETHRO but struck the beach 200 miles FUN FOR THE Sawyer Sales & Service BREADED farther north. On their way Roth & Sons Co home they visited another bro- INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS\ (FORMERLY KRICK AUTO & APPLIANCE) SHRIMP km 59/ FURNITURE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. Main St.. Lowell ENTIRE FAMILY ther, Lewis Lowder and family. In Standard of the Highway * Phone 5391 One-Half Mile West of Lowell on M21 Open Evenings Until 9:00 P.M. Phone 9914 Ellzabethton, Tenn. 10 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., AUG. 27, 1953 Miss Janet Kleeflsch Lowell News COMING EVENTS Rebekahs, Odd Fellows To Wed In October Hold Successful Picnic Lois While underwent appen- The Women's Relief Corps pic- The Past Noble Grand, Re dectomy at Blodgett Hospital Fri- nic will be held at Fallasburg bekah and Odd Fellow joint ptr- day and Is making a good recov- Park Sunday, August 30th. Mem- nic was held at Fallasburg Park ery. bers meet at the City Hall at 2 Sunday, Aug. 23, with a good at- Mrs. Philip R. Glotfelty sub- p. m. Potluck supper. tendance. A capable committee mitted to an operation on a froz- presented interesting games en shoulder Monday, at Butter- The Llla Group of the Congre- which were enthusiastically re- worth hospital. gational Woman's Fellowship will ceived and the winners were meet Thursday p. m., Sept. 3. In Mr. and Mrs. Vern Armstrong v.* "mi: awarded suitable prizes. the home of Mrs. Lewis Jones on spent from Wednesday to Sunday All present did full justice to a Grand River Drive. at their newly completed cottage t f bountiful picnic supper from the Foresight beats hind- at Murray Lake. Mrs. Fred Rlckner will be hos- heavily loaded tables. sight. Better to have Mrs. William Bannan and chil- tess at her home to the Vergennes All members are asked to protection — and not dren of Jackson spent Friday af- Cooperative Club on September watch for announcements of need It than to need meetings which open In Septem- lernoon al Hit* J. L". Banimn liume. 3rd. Meeting will be called to or- It and not have it! Mrs. Carl Miller and Tommle der at 1:30. Be ready with joke ber following the summer vaca- Acreage Control and Mrs. Maude Nelhardt of or story for roll call. tion. First Rebekah meeting Is Clinton visited their sister and Sept. 1. See Us FIRST for daughter, Mrs. Ray Barber the The American Legion Auxiliary Insurance of ALL Kinds first of the week. Clark-Ellis Post 152 is holding a Garden Lore Club ... means that wheat cgrower* s must utilize everyJ Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeRidder special meeting for nomination of officers and other business. Aug. The August meeting of the and granddaughter of Grand Garden Lore Club was held Tues- means of inereasing I heir per aere prod net ion for Rapids, and William Heaven and 31 at 7:30 In the Legion Hall on East Main St. day, Aug. 18, at the pleasant farm RITTENGER little daughter Ann of Clarksville home of Mrs. Lee Lampkln with visited Mr. and Mrs. Vern Arm- INSURANCE SERVICE The Martha Group of the Mrs. Minnie Plnkney assisting the 1954 Wheal Crop. strong, Sunday. Phone 5371 Methodist Church will meet Aug. the hostess. Mrs. Melvin Boerma called on Mrs. Raymond Kleeflsh has an- 210 W. Main SL Lowall 31 Instead of Sept. 7 In the home her cousin. Jay Davis, at Butter- nounced the engagement and ap- of Mrs. Gladys Doyle at eight worth hospital, Friday. proaching marriage of her daugh- A maximuin amonnt of the proper fertilizers plus o'clock. Mrs. Martha Lewis will Harold LeDue and Mrs. Ben- ter, Janet, to Mr. Robert Stevens be co-hostess, Mrs. Hester White kendorf of Chicago spent the of Washington, D. C., son of Mr. will lead devotions and Mrs. Jan- good seed wheat must be used. week end with their brother and and Mrs. Paul C. Stevens of Sac c? et Bovee will talk on the work of wife. Mr. and Mrs. James LeDuc. City, Iowa. The couple will marry WeVe Got Iff the Womens Soclty. Miss Lettie Klnyon was taken October 3rd snd will reside In Washington, D. C. to Blodgett Hospital Sunday for The Mary Martha Chapter of Miss Kleeflsch Is a graduate of treatment, and a possible opera- Lowell Church of the Nazarene Lowell High school with the class tion. Foreign Missionary Society will We Have A Limited Supply of of 1949. and attended Michigan This week nine young people meet at the home of Mrs. George State College. Mr. Stevens Is a from the Congregational church Graham, 521 N. Washington St., graduate of Iowa State College. are attending the Pilgrim Fellow- Thursday evening, Sept. 3, at ship Camp at Talahi near Bright- 7:45. The senior chapter of the CARD OF APPRECIATION Cornell 595 Certified Seed Wheat on. Those attending are Keith same eroup will meet with Mrs. Blandlng. Barbara and Margaret Lester Dawson at the same hour To my relatives and friends Court, Danny DeGraw, Marcla on Tuesday, Sept. 1. Mrs. Daw- who remembered me with flow- DIRECTOR On Hand Now Keech. Ann Mullen. Jack Nash. son lives on Portland Road In ers. plants, gifts and cards, while expansion Judy Potter and Sally Winks. Boston township near Clarks- in the Hospital and since I re- Ibondl The Goofus Club were enter- ville. turned home, I express my tained Wednesday of last week thanks. for a 1:30 luncheon and cards at The Three M's will meet on c-18 Donna Starbard. Better See Us Real Soon the home of Mrs. Paul Kellogg. Thursday evening. Sept. 3. for a Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rlttersdorf corn roast with Mr. and Mrs. As featured last night of Cedar Springs and their son Lawrence Blerl. on TV and RADIO and wife of Murray Lake were The rehearsals in formations Wednesday evening callers at for Grand Chapter O.E.S. for Chris Kropf's and Eva Engels. the memorial service will be held Mr. and Mrs. Coye Smith of in the Grand Rapids Masonic Flowers... AVERY Jewelers TGnqWMnq CompmuBenton Harbo r were callers at Temole on Wednesday. Sept. 9. Freshly Cut LOWELL, MICH. the Austin Byrne home Tuesday pi 7:30 p.m. Any Cyclamen Chap- ^ Lowell, Michigan morning. ter member having a white for- Rangvald Tanberg from Dram- mal and who desires to be in You know that you men, Norway. Is visiting Kjell Prica Includes federal tax CARD OF THANKS this service Is cordially invited to give the finest . . . Spone at the Ray Borgerson do so. Call Mrs. R. Lester, Lowell We wish to thank our friends home. phone 9349. when you choose a and relatives, Rev. Ballard. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cahoon ac- bouquet or corsage Roth, and all who helped at the companied their daughter and Engagement Announced time of the sickness and death of children of Greenville to Battle from our wide our father and husband. Creek Sunday to visit their niece Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon selection. c-18 The Aldrich Family. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. announce the engagement of Young. their daughter. Phyllis Elaine, to CARD OF THANKS Mrs. M. B. McPherson and her Richard Bieri, the date of the We wish to express our heart- house guest. Miss Flora Selton of wedding to be announced later. California, were dinner guests LAST TIMES TONIGHT: "PRESIDENT'S LADY' felt thanks and appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Collins Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry our neighbors and friends for announce the engagement of Day in Lansing. Friday and Saturday August 28 and 29 their many kind deeds and ex- their daughter, Dolores Elaine, pressions of sympathy extended to Darold V. Seeley, son of Mr. during the Illness and death of CARD OF THANKS and Mrs. Vernor Seeley of West Hie West s Wiiiiest Days MMT HAPPEN TO A WOMAN our dear wife, mother and grand- We wish to express our sin- Lowell. AFTER DARK l..Most Lawless Era! LIKE HER' mother. We especially wish to cere and heartfelt thanks and Dolores Is a student nurse at thank Rev. C. VanderWoude for appreciation to our relatives, Blodgett Memorial Hospital in For Prompt his words of comfort; the pall- friends and neighbors for their Delivery, Grand Rapids. Darold will enter Call 5150 bearers. the Ladles Aid Society, kindness and sympathy shown us Houghton School of Mines and YOU ONLY UVI OMC1I thuse who sent floral tributes and at the death of our mother, Mrs. Technology al Houghton, Mich, cards of sympathy and those who Iva Mae Mclntyre. Especially to this September to study Elec- KIEL'S Acddents are waiting to hap- The ROLLINS helped in many kind ways. the Rev. Norman Woon for his tronics. pen 24 houn a day. Which - Mr. Henry Meyer comforting words, and to each FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP makes safe driving a imut Children and Grandchildren and everyone who contributed in KElbER b BOWLING TEAMS 517 E. Main Phone S!50 ft^morn 'til night and even^ w ^ ^ c-18 any way. ENTERTAINED AT KITCHEN Mr. and Mrs. John Mclntyre Service Is Our Business Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelser and Eldon Mclntyre " pl8 AMBUSH AT son Don entertained their boys' and girls' bowling teams with a TOMAHAWK CARD OF THANKS Black Suede WITHOUT Steak Dinner at The Kitchen Color: Tan I wish *to thank the blood don- Saturday night. Members of the Loop Strap ors, and my relatives, friends anJ teams present were Marge Kropf, Widths: AA-B hom-oeTer Widths: AA-B ur. MMIM neighbors for the cards, flowers, Betty Hewitt, Vern Rogers. Mur- prayers and tie many other acts BRIAN-MMS TfARSl iel Fish, Marilyn Thomet, Ed. $4.95 of kindness shown during my Croig STEVENS • Joyte HOLDE Stormzand, Louie Baker. Merle AA-B stay in the hospital. Alexander, Herb Swan, George p-18 Mrs. Blanche Needham. Rogers. Marllynne Kelley, iunday and Monday August 30 and 3 SWEDISH RHAPSODY Sunday Shows Continuous from 3:00 P. M. Percy Faith HEY, JOE She's Frankie Laine Do It Yourself! 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