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Established June. I89i LOWELL. MICH.. THUPSDAY, JUNE 27. 1957 Number 10 Lowell Grocery, Locker and Ice Cream Business Sold Toitnt Night Entries C. A. Mapes They Warted to Warm Rev. Woon \^ill Arc Povring In Showboat Tickets Eberhard Takes Over Christiansen Si Will Take Over Up the House a Little Entry applications for Showboat Monday afternoon Mrs. Louis Pn ^aeh Final Amateur night. Saturday. July 13 On Sale Monday Rolarv Helm Manley, Snow avenue, decided to Sermon Snndav have been pouring in. Doris Draper, tum on the oil stove to "warm The Showboat tickets will go on secretary to Amateur Night chair- up the house a little." Rev. Norman Woon. pastor of the sale Monday. July 1. according to man C. H. Runciman. states that Lowell Congregational church the However, the sto\e was full of Jack Howe, chairman of advance 41 acts had been signed as of Mon- . J 'past 16 years, will preach hi.s final sales. oil apparently icmeone had tnp- ^ 3 dav afternuun. sermon Junc 0 aftor The ticket office this year is lo- pod the valve, and the stove ex- w...uj. hlchu u- ...in i . . . . i *f • At this rate It looks like there he will retire as mimslei rated next to the bank, on Mam will bo c mighty full schedule and ptoded according to Fire Chief of the local church. s,reet. some hard work and long hours Frank baker. Rev Wooo vvho ,s gt, wj„ relirc j yIiB wl|, as8lst for the judges. Firemen were called from Low- ^but expects to remain in Lowell; Mr. Howe with the advance tick- ell, and stayed at the house until the Woons are building a homo on et sales. Mrs. Ida Philips the stove "cooled off". There was North Nash avenue, and Mr. Woon — no damage. hopes to continue with his hobby , Iwv., Dies in Grand Rapids; of onion fanning. ,. W 1 f < S TOi Was Lowell Native NOTICE OF Farewell Ranquct Sprrifll Services Mrs. Ida Phillips, a native of ZOMNG APPEAL HOARD A farewell banquet was held at. • Lowell and descendent of the pi- MEETING the church parish hall Tuesday i At rosl Of fire oneer Robinson family who settled .evening, and was woll-at tended by ...... The l-owell Village Zoning Ap- members of the church. Special postal services will cost this general area in the early niore nineteenth century, passed away peal Board will meet Friday after- C. H. Runciman. moderator ol Parting July 1. These ser- noon. June 28. at 4:30 p. m. to ,he Lowell church, was chairman 'lc** are regUt^ed mail, insured last Wednesday. June 19 at the consider the application of Gene- of the banquet, and appmpriatr!h™1'' ^riified mail, money orders, Wiersma convalescent home in rttUin Grand Rapids following a long vieve Wert to build a residence on addresses were given by Hattie receipts, special delivery illness. S. Ottawa st. Lind, coordinator, and Robert D , ^ handling. C. A. Mapes. vice-president of Laura Shepard. Hahn, a member of the board of1 Local Postmaster George Hale Mrs. Phillips was buried in Oak- the C. H. Runciman Company in c-10 Village Clerk. I trustees. tates that the directive from wood cemetery in Lowell following Lawoll, will be the new president Washington only includes these funeral services Friday at the Alt of the Lowell Rotary Gub for the ' special matters, and not the regular chapel in Grand Rapids. coming year. Mr. Mapes takes mail service. She was the daughter of Mr. Be Patient, Careful—Don't Speed over the helm at the first meeting Registered letters, valued up to and Mrs. Hiram Robinson, who in July, Wednesday the 3rd. $10 will now- cost 50 cents, rather L. V. EberWd talk, over Uir "ArtotornU" lr« agrr of Christiansen's, will con- lived on Riverside drive just north Fear 35 May Die in Traffic Over Thp annual chicken barbecue at than 40 cents. Insured mail up to wHh William ChiiftttafMea. Th« Kberhard chain of grocory Htom tinue in that capacity for the new of Lowell «M-91), Fallasburg Park was held in lieu J10 is still just ten cents, but the ha* purrhaned the Christiansen Super Market. Locker department Eberhard Super Market. A1 Pitsch, Mrs. John Roth, a distant cou- of the usual Wednesday luncheon Fourth of July Four - Day Weekend rate climbs in the higher valua- and Ice cream businesK. and will take over Monday, July 1. This 738 High Street. Lowell, will join sin, is the only relative of Mrs. tions. meeting. June 26, to close the Michigan State Police predict mit the regular second uniform transaction between Eberhard and Christtansen la probably one the present staff as assistant man- Phillips in this village. Certified Mail goes up from 15 1. "fc-ST year. Earl Evans is the that the state traffic death toll man to take out another patrol. of the bigiieftt personal property transfers thai haa occurred In ager. Mr. Pitsch was formerly She left a son. Howard H. Phil- cents plus postage to 20 cents. retiring president of Lowell Ro- over the coming Fourth of July- They will work 10-hour shifts on Lowell In some years. The building has been retained by Mr. grocery manager in the Eberhard s lips of Lyons, New York. Her hus- Domestic money orders up to taiy. holiday period will approach 35 patrol. Christiansen, and will be leased by the new owners. Madison Square store in Grand band. Charles H. Phillips, died in $5.00 now- cost 15 rather than a Other officers to serve in 1957-58 and possibly climb even higher un- Sheriff's departments will use Rapids. 1W3. dime, and the rate goes up five Eberhard Food. Inc., will take with Mr. Mapes are: George Cook less drivers observe every precau- 116 Guardsmen. Redeem Stamps cents for the money orders up to over Christiansen's Super Market. vice-nresident, Frank Battistella tion of safety. Here's the Record $10—20 cents. But a money order July 1st according to an announce- As is the practice in all Eber- Delicate Spinal Fusion ar-* V)hn Abraham have been re- Meanwnue. the department is The prediction of 35 deaths is for $10.01 to $100 is only 80 cents, ment made this week by L. V. hard Super Markets, one S & H Performed Monday on elrcted to serve as secretary and gearing itself for an intense patrol based upon past records. In 1956. rather than being broken down at Eberhard, president of the well- Green stamp will- be given with treasurer respectively: new direc- Paid Goodwin, Age 9 effort to hold down accidents as there were 12 persons killed in the the $50 figure as before. So money known Grand Rapids Super Food every 10c worth of merchandise tors are Hugo Hammerslag and much as possible, and will have 30 hour period from 6 p. m. Tues- orders for over $50 are cheaper Markets. purchased at Eberhard's. All pre- Paul Goodwin. 9-year-old son of Char'.es Hill; and Victor Tidd is about a thousand officers on duty. day. July 3, to midnight Wednes- than they used to be. Eberhard's, through the acquis sent Christiansen green stamps are Mr. and Mrs. Elton "AT Good- the new sergeant at arms. Pass days of all enlisted person- day. July 4. This year, with the Special delivery, up to 2 pounds ing of the Christiansen Super Mar- to be brought in to the market win, Avery st.. submitted to a Installation nel have been cancelled beginning fourth coming on Thursday, many- will now cost 20 cents plus post- ket, will begin a new trend to for redemption, Mr, Eberhard spinal fusion Monday moming at Emie Foreman conducted the Wednesday noon. July 3, until will be vacationing the entire week age for first class mail and ar serve other communities in West- said. Blodgett hospital. installation ceremony, inducting the midnight Sunday, July 7. Detec- end. Last year 23 persons were parcel post. Special handling, em Michigan. The Lowell market, New Hours Young Paul was bom without a Gerald Rollins flew to Tucson. new officers, at the annual picnic tives will help to take over post killed on the Friday-, Saturday and up to 2 pounds, will cost 25 cents. number 11, is the first to be lo- small bone in his back which helps Arizona, Thursday and will spend New ctcre hours will be 8 a. m. Wednesday, and C. H. Runciman desk jobs, relieving uniform per- Sunday following the fourth." cated outside metropolitan Grand to hold vertebrae in place. The a week or ten days in that dry to 7 p. m., Monday, Tuesday and presented Mr. Evans with his past- sonnel for traffic duty. During the last seven years Rapids where Eberhards have operation—which took three hours climate in the hope that his knee Wednesday, and from 8 a. m. to president's pin. In addition, 134 National Guards- deaths over the Fourth of July Leaves Monday for operated super markets since 1939 —consisted of transplanting a bone may heal quicker. Gerald's doctors 9 p. m. Thursday, Friday and Last weekend Mr. Mapes and men will be used for point control period have averaged one each —eighteen years. out of his leg and fusing it on have recommended this rest and Saturday. Frank Battistella, secretary of the and assignqient as the second man two and two-thirds hours. Central America "We hope to continue Christian- his back to support the vertebrae. sunshine because the operation on Market's History club, attended the annual District in two-man patrols, which will per- "Drivers must remember that Mrs. C. M. Himebaugh will sen's fine reputation of quality A Grand Rapids specialist. Dr. his old knee injury has not been Assembly of Rotary International, in the heavy holiday period traf- leave Monday, July 1. by plane foods, lower prices and friendly The in*sent super market as it Alfred B. Swanson, performed the healing as fast as it should. at Camp Emery,' Big Blue Lake, fic they must be unusually alert for Guatemala City to spend about service maintained for a good stands today held its grand open- delicate and very rare operation. Our genial main street insurance north of Muskegon. The assembly Money On The Way and drive strictly according to a year with her son, Keith, w-ho many years", Mr. Eberhard said, ing just a year ago, in September. Paul will be lying in a "Stryker man called home Saturday night, is to inculcate newly-elected of- highway, traffic and weather con-works in the American Embassy "and to grow with increasing con- The grocery business first started Frame" fqr two weeks in the ... Bonified Money Orders are and told of enjoying two days with ficers of Rotary with information, ditions," said State Police Com there. fidence in your community." at this location some years ago, hospital, after which time he will low in cost—good anywhere. Buy his hosts, former Lowellites, the rules and regulations of the organi- missioner Joseph A. Childs. "Thej Mrs. Himebaugh has Uumm ner Carl Christenson. present man- but the first super market did not be placed in two casts—one on them at Rittenger Insurance Sen- Royden Warners—and gradually must obey all traffic regulations open until the summer of 1954. his back, and the other for his ice. c-10 home on Chatham street to Mr. gening used to the sun. Tempera- and be on guard against the mis- and Mrs. Richard Bancroft. The floor space was doubled a leg. These casts will be removed tures have not been below 100 de- takes of others. And don't speed. year ago. after three months. Her new- address will be: in grees—but the humidity is only 8 Youthful Quartet Holds Benefit Carnival It's better to take a little longer care of Keith Himebaugh. U.S.O.M., Let's Spruce Up Mr. Christiansen started, way The Goodwins expect that Paul and 9 per cent (compared to our to live much longer." i n care o f American Embassy, back in 1928, making his now will come home as soon as he 80 and 90 per cent); and he is For Showboat! famous Aristocrat Ice Cream in has been placed in the cast. Guatemala City, Guatemala, Cen- feeling better already! "Dear Swimming Pool Committee" VETERINARIAN OPENS tral America. the back of his candy shop and ice "Good as New" We don't want to cut your va- Showboat is less than four we|kwi s "We had a carnival on June 15. felt that it should go for a worthy OFFICES HERE away, and on July 13 Talent NfghNfeht cream parlor, where the present Young Paul will be as good as We made $2.05. We didn't know cause so we are giving it to the cation short, Gerald, because we Dr. R. C. Packer, a June grad- TAXES DL'E JULY 1 is being held at the Showboat Christiansen drug store is now lo- new when this operation heals, what to do with our money. We Swimming Pool Fund." know it is well-deserved; but uate of veterinarian medicine at Village taxes for 1957 are due dock. cated. says his Dad. He has been unable Signed. Barbara Ridgeway, Beu- we do hope your knee gets bet- Michigan State University, opened and payable Monday. July 1, 1957. This means that Lowell will be From this small beginning he to attend school too regularly be- lah Erler, Shirley Erler, and Juli- ter and that you return to us offices this week at 406 N. Mon- having quite a few visitors. "... expanded into a double-store phar- cause of his condition, as he re- Cliff Loesch Leaves ann Erler. Collections will start that day at SOOP. quired a lot of rest. He is a Fourth roe st.. Lowell, his new home. the Township Office. 411 W. Main * • • and we want to be ready for them", macy, and then into the frozen The above letter was received Grader, though, in Lowell Public Local Implement Dealer Mr. Packer is affiliated with Dr. st. from 9:30 to 4:30 daily. Monday Thomas Moore, superintendent of says Dave Coons, president of the food locker plant at the comer of last Wednesday. June 19, by Wil- Schools. R. D. Siegle of Alto, and t«ie Cas- through Friday except Thursday the Lowell Municipal Utility plant, Lowell Board of Trade, and chair- Washington and Main (location of Clifford W. Loesch. manager of liam Jones, on behalf of the Lions Paul is also a member of Den cade Animal hospital. afternoon. • will be in New York City this week man of the Main Street Improve- the present super market t. the Implement Division of the Run- club. I, Lowell Cub Scouts. Mrs. Chancey An honor graduate at M. S. U.. attending the American Public ment committee of Showboat, Inc. The locker plant branched out ciman Company in Lowell for the Esther M. Fahmi. Boyce den-mother. And he attends Barbara is 6, Beulah is 8, Shir- Packer is a native of Alto. His Power Association meeting. "We would like to see every into a small meat market, then past 8 years, will be leaving this Treasurer. Mrs. Harold Myers' Sunday ley is age 9, and Juliann will be wife is the former Mary Paauwe, clO Village of Lowell Tom Is president of the State shop along Main street spruced groceries were added, and the firm as of July 1, to assume new- school class at the Lowell Meth- 11 years old on July 1. (she is and they have a son. Robert Mark, Municipal Utilities Association up for the big occasion", says super market was first started in responsibilities with the Massey- odist church. really not just 10 years old!). i age 18 months. For results, use Ledger want ads. and will be attending the A. P. Dave. The Showboat ticket office 1954. Harris Ferguson Company of Lan- He has three sisters and a broth- P. A. meeting as such. has a new coat of paint in time sing. for its big opening day, next Mon- er waiting at home for him to get Runciman is the local dealer of "Remember When We . . . ?" day, and the Doyle-Schneider build- Junior Baseball i out of the hospital. Ricky is 10. and the Massey-Harris farm imple- Hurrah — Vocation! ing has a new coat of white paint, jTamara is 8. and the twin sis- ments. trimmed in red and blue and jters, Judy and Julie are 5. riiirteen Members of '07 Cla^s and Their Superintendent Mrs. Loesch will remain in Low-- i painters were busy at tlie A & P League Forms ell and temporarily assist in the early Monday morning. Sunday Morning Confabs parts department of the implement Those petunia beds at the oil Four Minor Teams For Showboat Chairmen store until permanent arrange- stations are especially attractive Will Start June 30th ments can be made, according to too. The Tigers (Junior baseball C. H. Runciman. president of the We can't do anything about the league Minors that is) are ahead Starting this Sunday. June 30th. Lowell firm. Showboat "backdrop", p e o p 1« with two wins and no losses in the chairmen and directors of Low- We thought next week woulu think that is very scenic; but at the new Minor league standings ell Showboat will meet each week, be a good one to go on vacation, least we can spruce up Main in Lowell's youngest baseball out- at 8:30, at the Root-Lowell Mfg. Youth Rally with the July 4th holiday falling Street. fit. Co. right on our publlcaUon day— Last Thursday evening the group Saturday, July 6 Thursday. From noon Saturday, These hoys, with Jim Briggs met at the Runciman Elementary June 39, unUl 8:00 a. m. Monday, Lowell Folks Congregate pitching and Paul Kropf catching, Through the cooperation and in- building and mapped plans toward July 8, this office will be closed! At City Hospital defeated the Yankees June 21 to terest of churches in Ada, Lowell. making the 22nd Showboat the big- Deadline for the July 4th edi- the tune of 4-0. Yankee battery was Ciscade, Saranac. Alto mid Smyi^ gest and best show ever. tion is 5 o'clock today—Thurs- A call at Blodgett hospital in Steven Collins and Terry Abel. na. a Youth Rally will be held at Chairmen appointed are: Light- day—for news and advertising. Grand Rapids seems more like a The Tigers took the Braves 8 to the Lowell Fair Grounds July 6, ing, Tom Moore: Outdoor Adver- Have a nice Fourth, folks. Re Lowell visit, there are so many 4 Monday. June 24, with Terry Saturday, at 7:45 in the evening. tising, Dave Clark, jr..; Advance careful, drive slowly, and don't of our friends and neighbors from Dawson-Paul Kropf and Jim Cook- The rally will be held in the Ticket Sales, Jack Howe: Gate stay out In the sun too long. here that are patients there. G. Boyce pitching and catching. Exhibition Building, and a spec- Ticket Sales. D. A. Wingeier. We'll try to practice what we LeRoy Roudabush, Hudson st., Braves were manned by Rick Fon- tacular film, "The Glass Moun- is down for observation, and Mrs. Others are: Amateur Night, C. H. preach, a.id be back here, safe ger and D. Hansen. tain" will be the feature of the Runcknan; Reception, Peter Speer- program. and sound, Monday morning. Floyd Geiger, Hastings rd., was The Dodgers whalloped the taken in Sunday for treatment. Braves 7-2 Friday, June 21. Tony stra; Decorations. William Chris- Among the attractions in the film Little Richard Wassink, 12. son Myers and Darrell Kelley were the tiansen, Ray Avery co-chairman: will be Roy Rogers, Hopalong Cas- M. R. Wood was first in line at of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wassink. Make Up. Jules Filci. CustUiViOS sidy, in tne tournament ot Roses the grand opening of the Ramona battery for the Dodgers. The losers Peck Lake rd., returned homeihad Rick Fonger and D. Hansen, and Stage Props, Mrs. Ray Avery; parade, and the Rose Bowl game. Railway last Saturday afternoon, Tuesday afternoon after surgery on Boat Operation. Frank Stephens: It is hoped that these youth ral- and bought the first three tickets. also Hahn Phelps, throwing and his arm which was partially am- catching the bali. Boat & Seat Construrtion, Vic lies will be continued in Lowell, Mr. Wood, a retired Grand putated two years ago in a farm Tidd: Publicity, Harold Jefferies See these youngsters play Friday on the first Saturday of each Trunk employee, is the oldest accident. and Ed Denkema; Main Street Im- June 28, and Monday. July 1, at month. living former Lowell railroad Ron Fish submitted to surgery provement, David Coons, and Recreation park. Friday will see telegrapher. Monday, and Wilbur Purdy, Alton, Photographers, Ken Pletcher. Thirteen members of the Lowell High Sehool Oliver, Roy Johnson and William Kerekes. Stand- the Tigers face the second-place Orson Kelley. 85. Dies • * * was to undergo surgery there Wed- N. E, Borgerson is President of Class of 1907 were on hand last Saturday, with ing are Marguerite Corkln. Bertha Patternon, Dodgers at 6:15 and at 7;30 the Ron Fish, Main st. service sta- nesday. Paul Goodwin, 9-year-old Showboat, Inc.; Elmer Schacfcr is Monday at Rest Home their wives and husbands, to remlnlse<« about the Ariel Slsson, Kathryn I .alley, E. E. C'rampton, last place Braves (no wins. 2 loss- tion owner, submitted to surgery son of the Elton Goodwins had his Vice President; other officers are good old days, and get "caught up" on the events Bessie Lusk, Lillian Porter, Edith Parks, and es) face the Yankees, who are Orson Kelley, 85. passed away- at Blodgett hospital Monday, and spinal operation Monday also. Theron Richmond, secretary: D. In their lives since they attended schoo! here. (biennis Behler. Mr. Crampton was not a member will be missed on Main street for tied with the Dodgers for second A. Wingeier, treasurer; and Direc- early Monday moming at the Sham- Reading left to right, kneeling In the front row, of this elass, hut was the superintendent of schools with a 1-1 record. a few days. tors S. D. Wingeier. Wm. Chris- rock Rest home in Lowell. A re- are: Glenn Loveland, Harry Fletcher, Harold In Lowell at the time of their graduation. * * * Miss Sptoker "Improved" On July 1 the Tigers and Yankees tired farmer, Mr. Kelley had been tiansen. Laurence Chesebro. Dave The Lowell High School Class of service honored the deceased mem- Lowell sent its pumper to Ionia will open the double bill at 6:15 a resident of the home for the Lucille Speaker, 27 of Segwun, Coons, Louis Kingsley and C, H; 1907 held a reunion at Lone Pine hers of the class, Minnie Smith, Tuesday night about 8:15 in re- and the Braves and Dodgers will past year. LOI IS KINOSLEV'S FATHER was taken to Butterworth hospital Runciman. Inn June 22, 1957, celebrating the Mable I^ayer and Rudolph Van- sponse to a request from that city provide the second thriller at 7:30. Funeral arrangements are being DIES AT ROVAL OAK Wednesday evening. June 19, and fiftieth anniversary of their High Dyke. This memorial program was —to help fight a fire at the Ionia made through Bailey-McComb Fu- on Thursday submitted to surgical DR. AND MRS. DfUS Funeral senices were held in School graduation. presented by Edith Ruth Parks Manufacturing Company. BEAGLE CLUB PLANS neral home in Jackson. operations and has since received VISIT LOWELL FRIENDS Royal Oak Monday afternoon for and Ariel Lawrence Sissor This outfit pumps 1,000 gallons ANNUAL PICNIC JUNE M Mr. Kelley leaves a son. Phillip, All surviving members of the six blood transfusions. Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Imus arrived Louis Henry Kingsley. father of original class were present except E, E. Oramptnn, who was the per minute, and is one of the Miss Speaker has been employed of 2151 Shady dr., s. e., Ada, with Louis A. Kingsley of Suffolk st., The Central Michigan Beagle back in Michigan last Sunday aft- Grace Drew McMahon. of Toledo, superintendent of schools In 1907, UgfMt pieces of flre-flghting at the Rittenger Insurance office club will hold their annual picnic whom he made his home prior to Lowell The elder Mr. Kingsley er an enjoyable winter's stay in Ohio, Freda Ecker Williams of brought a brief message to the available to Ionia. on Ma'n street for the past eight moving to Lowell. He was bom died Thursday evening at his home this Sunday, June 30, at their club Florida, and have been visiting Wilson, North Carolina, Rena Van- group. years. She is the daughter of Mr. grounds on Ware rd. August 14. 1872 at Cement City. in Berkley following a six-weeks' Lowell and Ionia friends the past derwall Crocker of Los Angeles. Will Kerekes read the humorous CI'TLER SCHOOL TO HOLD and Mrs. Clarence Speaker. Lucille There will be a Pack Run before A daughter, Mrs. Nadine O'Neil illness. few days. California and Marjorie Silsby class history followed by the orig- ANNUAL MEETING JULY S graduated from Lowell High in of Parma, also survives. dinner and one also in the after- Dr. Imus will return to the staff Mr. Kingsley was a millwright Hesse of Detroit, Michigan. inal class phophecv read by The Cutler school will hold its 1948. noon. at the State Hospital in Ionia and with the Ford Motor company for After a delicious luncheon. Glenn Harold Oliver. annual meeting on Monday, July 8, Mrs. Speaker states that Lucille's Games have been arranged for VERSATILE they will be living at Orleans. 40 years. He leaves his wife, 5 Loveland, president of tha class, The remainder of the afternoon at 8:00 p. m. at the school. condition is improving, but that the kids, and there will be enter- A summer wardrobe begins with daughters and three sons; also 12 presided. was spent mostly in visiting and A new director Is to be elected, she will require several weeks of tainment for everyone. Mrs. Floyd Lowe of Grand Rap- a light sport and contrasting tropi- grandchildren. A brief prugiam followed with reminiscing, with all guests de- and an important business meet- rest at home alter she is able to The dinner is potluck and the ids called on Mrs. John S. Taylor cal slacks. Plenty of both to select The deceased was a resident of Kathryn Lalley bringing "Greet- porting after having enjoyed a ing will be held. return from the hospital. public is invited. Sunday. from at Coons. Ada several years ago. ings", and a beautiful memorial very pleasant day together. — • •-— '-•> ^SS

Lola Let? Alexander is visiting Twenty-^ I g h t relatives and Mrs. Robert Starkey and sister, Mrs. Rosella Yelter is visiting THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JUNE VI, lt67 Candace Rich in Mansfield. Ohio. friends of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Jack Hersch are visiting re- her son. Robert Yeiter and fam- l THE LOWELL LEDTrER, LOWELL. MICH., JI NE 17, 1»51 Mrs. Helen Morrison of Grand Curtis came Sunday to attend the latives in South Carolina, ily at Traverse City for a few Hulliberger at the home of Mrs. Diets Need Daily Ebner J. Hanna A Cr> gn—r r— DmatM — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vf. Huver baptism of Deborah Ruth Curtis Lowell Happenings weeks. rorcmon fiooc — - Denton Wilcox of Alto. Supply of Proteim Rapids was the week end guest Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Laux and To C in tamer R Post Fun . .. with Safely of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Arm- at St. Mary's Church, and were daughter. Carol are visiting her ftOM A6NEA PERBY—PHONE TW 7 Tilt Mrs. Jack Wingeier returned to Mrs. Edna Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Raymond "Man is Still the Fundamental Key" dinner guests at the Richard Cur- When planning menus for your Samuel M. Catsman, president strong and family, parents In Albuquerque, New Mex- her work In the Michigan Bell and David of Belding accompanied tis home. Telephone office In Grand Rqplds Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Taylor to family, remember that proteins of Catsman Company, with gen- Mrs. John Bieri was taken to ico. Ronald Cos of Detroit Is spend- [ Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Newell Mrs. Eva Wilcox and Mrs. Elma Says Admiral Burke, C. N. O. this week after a forced vacation Hastings Saturday night to attend J are a dally need for all diets. eral offices In Flint, announces the Butterworth hospital for observa- Mr. and Mrs. Alyn Fletcher and Mildred Mullen spent the week ing the summer with Norman spent last week in Canada. Roth called on Fred Horrocks at Faye Kinder of Michigan State appointment of Elmer J. Hanna children of Kankakee, Illinois are end with the John Cash family in Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Webster of eleven weeks due to an Injury the Ionia Hospital, Wednesday. a birthday party on Oral Taylor. "Man is still the furtf..mental and control systems must have tion and treatment last week. Borgerson, jr. University's College of Home Eco- of East Lansing as director of cus- spending their vacation In Lowell New Hudson. to her right arm. Key," said Admiral Arleigh Burke. highly specialized training and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Weeks en- visited relatives in White Cloud, Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips and nomics explains the role of pro- tomer relations, and Traverse City. Mrs. Paul Smith and children Chief of Naval Operations, in a re- knowledge, as must the men who Alto were Sunday callers at the Mrs. Harry Wisner. Mrs. R. J. tertained the Star Farm Bureau Sunday. daughter of Cincinnati, Ohio spent Gove Lake teins in our diet. Mrs. Olive Klesler and son, Bill of Muskegon visited her mother. cent address. 'There is no weap- load, launch and operate the guid- Hanna, who will assume his new A. C. Blaser home. Slater and Mrs. H. L. Bargwell of Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Garke Anderson from Wednesday to Saturday with Mrs. Leon Seeley Protein is the building material Mrs. William A. Lowe returned of Otter Lake, and her sister. Mrs. Charles Shaw and family on that adds to our national se- ance mechanisms. duties on July 8, recently resigned Grand Rapids spent Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyce of and family of Mount Vernon, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Franks. for our bodies, and because the as administrative assistant to the to Grand Rapids, Tuesday after Mrs. Virginia Dunham called on from Thursday to Sunday. curity until it comes into the hands' In analyzing the Navy's local with Mrs. Ida Krum. Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Chancey were week end guests of his moth- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mercer and Judy Norton came home from body has no way of storing this state highway commissioner, a t week's visit with Miss Agnes friends In Lowell. Monday. Mrs. R. Roy Johnson returned of a man competent to use it." manpower situation today. Captain Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pletcher, Boyce. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd er, Mrs. John P. Freeman and Mitchell of Grand Rapids called the hospital Thursday, after Important nutrient, we must keep position he has held for the past Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Dewey husband. from Blodgett hospital Monday Guided missiles, now* in opera- H. L. Wallszewskl. Offlcer-ln- Galen and Patty were luncheon Boyce spent the week end at on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Backstcom spending a week there with bron- replenishing the supply with our eight and one-half years. Previ- Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Bovee night after surgery on her foot. tional use in the fleet, are an ex- Charge of this area's Navy Recruit- attended the weeding of Miss Barb- guests, Sunday, of the Marcel Chancey's shack near Dublin. Recent callers on Mr. and Mrs. and family Friday p. m. dally meals. She will be confined to a chair for chial pneumonia. We are happy ously Hanna owned and published and children spent Sunday with ara Ruhl and Roland DeYoung in Kropfs at Murray Lake. Earl Starbard were Mr. and Mrs. cellent example of that principle. ing District, was very optimistic. W. A. Collins attended the Chry- some time. Mr. and Mrs. Murrel Raymond. that she has made satisfactory Some of the foods especially a county newspaper and had served Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dee of Ionia Grand Rapids, Saturday. Arthur Brown from Ionia, Mr. and The U. S. Navy has become the He stated that the re-enllstment Mr. and Mrs. Harley York and sler Corporation Training Center Mr. and Mrs. Mac Fonger and Sandra and Barbara of McBride progress with the remedial bone rich in protein are meats, fish as administrative assistant to of Long Lake near Fremont. Jim Wright of Owosso, Mrs. Mrs. Armoze Barll from Clarks- first military service in the world rate has substantially Increased and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Purchase pic- at Detroit from Wednesday to Sun- Mrs. George Fonger visited Rich- called on Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Tay- work so she Is out of the cart; and poultry. Eggs, milk and Governors Harry F Kelly and The Richard Court family visit- Jennie Townsend, and Mr. and vllle, Mrs. Harry Shuter of Grand to hold a full house of these hlfihly that the percentage of skilled petty nicked at Gordon Park, Sunday, day. Mrs. Collins spent three days ard Fonger and family at Spring lor, Tuesday evening. Mr. and but It Is still necessary for her cheese are also good sources of Kim Slgler. He Is a former presi- ed Mis. Court's father, H. H. Mrs. C. H. Freeman visited their Rapids, and Miss Florence Scott advanced type weapons. officers Is the highest It has been and visited Mr. and Mrs. P. J. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles But- Lake, Sunday. Their son, Hoyt, Mrs. Cecil Raymond and David of to be Inactive. protein but do not contain as dent of the Michigan Press As- Savage of Kalamazoo, Sunday. brother. John Wright at Osteo- of Maywood, Illinois. There are four main cateROries in ten years. But he further cau- Bolt at their cabin near Neway- termore In Northvllle. had been badly burned by hot Belding spent Wednesday evening much as the first group. sociation and past state depart- pathic hospital In Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zolliker and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dennis of of guided missiles—surface-to-sur- tioned that "New recruits enlist- Ro. coffee, but Is now home from the with them. ment commander of the Veterans Saturday. Mrs. L. W. Rutherford, Mrs. S. throe daughters of Detroit spent Jackson called at the Vemor See- face. surface-to-air, air-to-air and ing in the Navy should be ready You may also use legumes, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Barkley of hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Hellman of Foreign Wars of Michigan. R. Crabb, and Mrs. Albert Duell the week end with her parents, ley home Friday. air-to-surface. Within each of these to absorb t h e highly technical nuts and cereal grains for part of Mrs. R. D. Hahn and daughter, Grand Rapids called on Mr. and M r s. Laura VanAlIsburg o f called on Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hell- your daily protein requirement. attended a one o'clock luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Gaude Thome. Wally Buttrick Is spending a few categories various typos of con- training in the many and com- 0A1RYT41V Gretchen returned Friday from a Mrs. C. E, Radford, Sunday. Coopersvllle has been visiting her man In Ionia Friday evening. meeting of the Daughters of the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith of days with his father. Harold But- trol devices and propulsion sys- plex fields of the New Era Navy." Proteins from animal sources Plont Pood Deficieiieiet four week trip through the West- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roth of sister, Mrs. Louise Walkley. and Miss Marian Fuss of Ann Arbor American Revolution, Thursday, Spring Lake visited his mother. trick at his work In Alpena. tems are utilized. are better than those from plant em States. Ann Arbor called on the John Mrs. Claire McCall. Mrs. Walkley spent the week end with her father, Klexntor Career Day sources, however; you can com- Recognizing the symptoms Is the Roths, Sunday. at the Chalet at Lamont. Mrs. J. E. Bannan and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bursley The pre-sei missile is set he- LISTEN! SHE'S TRVINO Mrs. Gladys Hartley and the and Mrs. VanAlIsburg spent one and the Fuss sisters. bine foods from both these sour- first step In correcting nutrient Melbourne Hartley family were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huyck, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freyermuth Sunday. and daughter of Grand Rapids fore launching to maintain a cor- Voting men with agricultural TO TELL OS MILK FROM day with their sister, Mrs. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Fred Remmink of ces to get a good mixture. deficiencies that may occur on Mary Ellen and Linda of Carson left Friday to spend a three weeks Dr. and Mrs. Carl M. Horn of called at the John Polllce home rect course to its predetermined backgrounds Interested In career dinner guests of Douglas Hartley Engle In Grand Haven. Fennville spent all day Friday When you serve oatmeal and your farm, according to Bill Rupp, Himmmomy City called on the Jack Thomes vacation with their daughter, Mrs. East Lansing accompanied by Saturday. target. The beam-rider follows a opportunities in the feed and grain at Meyers Lake, Sunday. Mrs. C. E. Martin was the guest with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mycko- milk, macaroni and cheese or county agricultural agent. A fre- and Loyal RJckners, Saturday eve- Janet Berry and family In Holly- Mrs. Charles Horn and family of Richard Buttrick attended the tracking system, usually radar, trade will want to attend the sixth Boating, on* of Michigan's motl popular outdoor activlllts. U IS^WONOERFUUY Mrs. Rachel Blgler and son, Bill of Mrs. L. W. Rutherford at a wiak. spaghetti and meat sauce, you quent walk through your fields to ning. wood, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Whit- Lansing visited Mrs. C. H. Horn rurprlse birthday party for Robert until it collides with the target. annual Elevator Career Day on sura to ba mora fun If safaty rulas ara obsarrad. This family of Grand Rapids spent Sunday luncheon and program of the de- Miss Marilyn Adams spent Sun- are giving your family good com- observe crop growth and leaf con- dtmonstratas soma of Iha most important boating rulas: Dis< Mrs. Collins Purchase and man Kiel of St. Petersburg are and Mary Sunday afternoon. Campau Saturday at the Francis The homing type missile carries June 27 at Michigan State Univer- Mr, and Mm. iUchnnl M. Haver are pictured above follow- SMART with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. scendants of the Mayflower at the day with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. binations of these two kinds of ditions Is a good management tributa waight avanlr in tha boatj stay saatad; and prorlda a Carole Jo are visiting her broiher. planning to return to Michigan Mr. and Mrs. William Kenchlne Campau home. its own "brain". It is originally sity. Program will begin with a ing their marriage Saturday morning, June 15th, nt St. Mary'n Will Huffman. Rowe Hotel, Saturday. Hemlngsen and family. proteins. practice. Ufa prasarvar for aach boat occupant. Ronald DeKrulf at Meyers Lake with them to spend the summer. of Grand Rapids spent Sunday "locked" on target by a master 12 o'clock luncheon and the after- church in liOWeH. Re\. Speer Struhan offirlated at the double ring Jim Jessup of Greenville spent Mrs. Edwin Fallas Is III In a Mr. and Mrs. Elton Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Seeley and It Is a good Idea, nutritlonwlse, The shortage of nitrogen causes Saturday with his -grandparents, for a few days. Mrs. Clare Kauffmarl and Mrs. with Will Stone. control system, and after being noon will lie spent discussing ca- ceremony. The bride Ih the former Ida Jean Ford, daaghter of Los Angeles, California hospital. and children of Lowell were Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeVrles of to divide the supply of protein be- stunted growth. Leaves tum light Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jessup. Chris Bleri has been brought John Lott of Clarksvllle, Mrs. Eu- Miss Sandra Fonger left Friday launched "homes in" on the tar- reer opportunities. Young men Mr. and Mm. Albert Ford, 1878 Lincoln I^ike rd. Mr. and Mm. shows up when plants are young. often relerred to as leaf scorch. Her many friends In Lowell hope day night supper guests of Mr. and Rockford spent Wednesday eve- tween the meals of the day, and green and then yellow. The oldest Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rogers and from the hospital to the home of gene Krause of Alto, and Mrs. for Camp Alleghany, Green Briar get by means of self contained will have n chance to hear of the Marvin Huver, 10789 Thirty sixth street are the parenU of the Alfalfa leaves may tum yellow at Do not confuse nitrogen and po- for her speedy recovery. Mrs. Arvll Hellman. ning at the Leon Seeley home to always have some in the break- leaves nearest the ground are af- Mr. and Mrs. Will Laux were din- his son. Lawrence, near Lowell. S. R. Crabb attended' a dinner County, West Virginia, where she equipment. iS scholarship programs offered in bridegroom. blossoming time and eventually tash symptoms. Nitrogen defl Mr. and Mrs. Loren Dygert of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth and celebrate the 81st birthday of S. T. fast meal. fected first. ner gvests, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sayles gave a birth- meeting of the Past Presidents, of will be Tennis Counselor at the the field. drop off due to this deficiency. clency causes a yellowing along Caledonia visited their daughter. Milton Wilcox called on Mr. and Seeley. Propulsion systems consist of Give your family good health day supper. Wednesday, honoring Ionia County Association of O.E.S. camp for eight weeks. Traditional wedding music was Phosphorus deficiency will also the midrib instead of the edges. Mrs, Tom Gammage of Grand Mrs. Anton Kropf and family Sat- Mrs. Percle Brookwatter and Stan- rocket, ramjet or turbojet mglnes, also princess style, to match that through good nutrition by know- Firing or drying along the tips at Laden's Coffee Shop In Ionia, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boerma presented by Mrs. Mary Curley of cause a stunting of the plant and Before you decide you have a defi- Rapids. their son, Robert Sayles of Grand urday. ley at Hemingway Lake, Sun- In a city of 500.000 persons. 125,- depending on the necessary speed, Here's a verse, that ain't so of the bride and her attendants. ing and meeting their nutritive and leaf margins Is typical of po- Wednesday night. called on their slster-lr.-law, Mrs. Grand Rapids who also accom- an unusually dark green or red- ciency. check to see that it's not About fifty attended the Wltten- Rapids. Jerry Kellogg has returned from day. 000 now living will eventually de- weight and fuel consumption fac- funny; too much month, at the Mr. Huver was attended by his needs. tassium deficiency. This trouble Is Mrs. Howard Seeley of Cascade Garence Boerma at Burton Heights panied Miss Judy Schneider as she dish, purple color. This often Insect or disease damage. bach family picnic at Fallasburg The Rev. and Mrs. David Craw- a ten day trip to North Carolina Mrs. Eva Wilcox and Mrs. velop cancer and 80.000 will die of tors. end of the money! brother-in-law. Cameron H. Hoff- Road returned home Sunday after Osteopathic hospital, Sunday. On sang "On This Day, O Beautiful Park, Sunday. ford and children of Buffalo, New wi»h his cousin and family. They Joyce Blashei attended a MisA?!- It, If present rates continue accord- man. He asked his brcther. Rob- spending almost three weeks in Monday, she submitted to a crit- Navymen who assemble, test, Mother", "Ponte St. Angelicos". Mrs. Robert Barnes and Mrs. York are visiting her parents, the returned thru the Eastern States. ianeous Shower on Miss Lee Ann ing to American Society estimates. align, adjust and repair the ex- It pays to read the Ledger want "O Lord I am Not Worthy" and ert, and the bride's cousin John Arle Leeman are atlendlug a Rev. and Mrs. J. Iff. DcVlnney. Butterworth hospital. ical spinal operation, Mr. and M.-s. tremely complex Internal guidance ger. "Ava Maria". ' Vander Broek, to be ushers. School of Missions In Albion this Mr. and Mrs. George Whitfield Mrs. Jack Thome returned home Boerma and Ralph Boerma were The first food Ih about the bent at the hospital all day, Monday. Mr. Ford presented his daughter For her daughter's wedding Mrs. week. of Jackson were week end guests from Blodgett hospital, Friday. food all Uirough life. 8ee that Mrs. Harry Greskowsk and In marriage and for her wedding Ford chose a lace gown of cha Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jessup and at the Whltfleld-Bozung home. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starbard call- the grown-ups, an well as chil- Marilyn Ann and her fiance, Larry she wore a princess style gown of pagne beige lace. Her accessories Mrs. Orval Jessup visited friends and Mrs. Gene O'Brien and little ed on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Schwab dren, get plenty of milk. Kflcevklvlrey of Grand Rapids taffeta and chantllly lace, featuring were of delphinium blue, and her in Kalamazoo, Tuesday. son of Grand Rapids were Satur- and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Church were dinner guests of Mrs. Will a portrait neckline and empire-style corsage was of pink roses accented Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Radford, day evening visitors. of Clarksvllle, Sunday afternoon. Stone. Wednesday. waistline. The short scalloped lace with blue delphinium. Mrs. Huver Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davenport, A family picnic was held Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis of selected an orchid lace gown, and Mrs. Frances Dawson, and Mr. and day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waterford, Michigan were week Walter Gibson has returned from WHY sleeves were edged with taffeta by "Chris" Christiansen a two weeks visit with his sister, and the bouffant skirt ended in a white accessories. Her corsage was HlGMltNDHlLL Mrs. Will Laux attended the Rural Byron Weeks. From out of town end guests of his cousin, Mrs. Mrs. Grace Coklnos. at 1475 Far- 'TAKE A SECOND HELPING!" sweep train. A crown of orange of pink and white roses. Mall Carriers Chicken dinner and were the Rev. and Mrs. Roger Anna Yardley, and attended with The wedding breakfast was held her the Trill-Rldgway reunion at ragut Ave., Zone 40. Chicago. Mrs. One of my customers (name's a sccret) brought me this dilly. blossoms secured her fingertip meeting Saturday night at the Rollins of Grand Rapids, and the 5 £ VAIN Cokinos who Is a wheel chair In- Seems her daughter refused a second helping of ice cream. veil. at the U)ne Pine inn, immediately Ada Community Hall. Bill Condon Bill Vickers family of Spring Lake. Fallasburg Park. Sunday. More . TwE LL than eighty from various places valid has been very 111, but is "You can eat more?" urged her hostess. following the marriage ceremony. showed very Interesting colored Dennis Vickers remained for a The bride carried a bouquet oi Improving. "But mother told me to say. No, thank you," A reception was held In the eve- slides taken In Korea and Japan. visit with his grandparents. In the state attended the reunion. put your pink roses, accented by green ivy she explained. "Still, mother never saw that and white stephanosls. ning at the Casino club. 563 Scrib- sma!! first helping ... so I'll have more." ner In Grand Rapids. Mrs. Cameron H. Hoffman, sis- Ice cream, like most dairy products, is liked ter of the bridegroom, attended Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D, Condon by most. Children rarely tire of it. the bride as Matron of Honor, and and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smlt Checkina: back into Ice Cream's family tree was nttlred In a lavender princess presided na masters of ceremonies takes us back to the year 62 A.D. Emperor style gown of taffeta. She carried at the reception. Others assisting money in Nero, the old fiddle player, had fast runners pink glamelia- with green Ivy and about the rooms were Mrs. George bring dishes of snow from the Appenine moun- Anderson, Mrs. Bob Hlckok of tains. The palace staff flavored the snow with white stephanosls. Christiansen's "CHRIS" nectar, fruits and honey. Merleen Condon, a cousin of the Garland, Mrs, Fred Rlckner. Mrs. Marvin Koewers and Miss Sandra Catherine de Medici introduced Italian sherberts to the French bride was the bridesmaid, and she Staal. court when she became queen of France. A French caterer was paid wore a gown of pink taffeta styled ... Thru the purchase of Christiansen's Market a yearly pension by King Charles I of England. His job .. . to keep to match that worn by the Matron The couple enjoyed a honeymoon trip through northern Michigan and a small oar • the secret of iced desserts for the royal table. Dolly Madison served of honor. She carried a bouquet of , has ice cream at the second inaugural ball of President Madison in 1812. mint green glamellas with ivy and Wisconsin and are now at home "Hey Dad! Can I have an ic cream cone?" started when they stephanosls. on Lincoln Lake Road. were introduced at the St. Louis orld's fair, in 1904. The junior bridesmaid was Miss Mrs. Huver Is a graduate of Lo- Americans love ice cream. We have it in many varieties at our well High school, and Is now em- store. Make the servinRS generous ... buy it by the half-gallon ... Carole Lee Koewers. and she was /a great way it's the economical dessert enjoyed by youngsters and frown-ups attired in a mint green princess ployed In Grand Rapids br iihe (7^ READ THIS STARTLING FACT alike. style taffeta gown, and carried Wunburg Company. Mr. HiTver t works at Lear, Inc., In Grand \ Have you the "Spirit of '76?" Road about it next week! lavendar glamellas accented with ivy and stephanosls. Rapids. He also Is a Lowell High I graduate. y to "cool off" Copyright 1957 [ The bride asked her little niece, I £» out of lO Smalle? Cars Miss Pamela Smit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smlt of Eat Breakfast You'l I — where low prices ore o HABIT ITEAI West Olive, to be her flower girl. Have a Better Day i, a husband wear a Ponflac Price Tag /y^iMoyi)en,s ri Pamela wore a floor-lengih gown *0] I Vf,, trcrt of white embroidered nylon, with Don't leave that breakfast table BAGS Is SUPER MARKET " LOW ill matching headband. Her dress was with only a glass of juice and a cup of coffee. —yet none gives you Any You may have ten reasons why 48-ct. pkg. 69C you're not eating a good break- of Pontiac's Advantages fast; you got up too late or you're 16-ct. pkg. 25C Li never hungry In the moming. But. Comes to for every reason you offer. Roberta Hershey, extension specialist, will do you one better in favor of breakfast. NOTHING CN WHEELS You need a good breakfast. Re- PONTIAC GIVES YOU search proves that people who eat FREE TUMBLER WITH EVERY POUND MORE SOLID CAR PER PERFORMS LIKE A poor breakfasts often tend to be MORRELL'S FRONTIER Irritable and cranky during the DOLLAR THAN THE PONTIAC.., THE SMALLER moming. Or. they may have head- LOWELL! CARS DONT EVEN GROUND BEEF BIGGEST OF THE aches and suffer from futigue la- SLICED BACON SPARTAN COFFEE ter In the day. SMALLER JOBS! CCME CLOSE! Most folks who skip breakfast ^ JfcH* r\ ' ib. The so-called "low-price" numbers just Your Pontiac dealer can show you on- more than make up for It calorie- SBBBKmBBKI Ik. (*«. wise by snacklng or over-eating aren't in it—Pontiac gives you up to the-rtcord proof that Pontiac is America's HIALTHO-MtTt* 83c Number One Road Car. And he can at lunch or dinner. 49c 8.9* mora solid car pe: dollar! And your ... Eberhard's, thru the acquiring of the Christian- 0.'u r sad-faced friend is Bill McGoo, It may be true that you just Pontiac dealer can prove it—with official give you a point-by-polnt comparison to can't face food first thing in the sen Super Market, will begin a new trend to serve specifications. Check them yourself. show you why no smaller car can hope morning. If this is hte case, here other communities in Western Michigan with low, Who thought he'd bought a car brand-new; Saranac Cottage Cheese lb. ctn. 29c Muller Raisin Bread loaf 22c Starting with Pontiac's rugged X- to imitate Pontiac's alert, effortlesa are some suggestions that will response to every driving demand from help: Get enough sleep to feel re- low prices on famous brand foods... plus Extra momber frame and continuing through sibp-and-go traffic to superhighway And while he got a "special deal" freshed. Get some sniffs of fresh savings with valuable tM. Green Stamps. 2 cans 25c Wekhade Grape Drink quart can 29c every inch of the car, you'll discover air first; take a look at the gar- Butterflekl Slked Potatoes engineering advances and advantages cruising . . . why Pontiac loafs while den or just survey the neighbor- the smaller cars haven't even thought of. smaller cars strain . . . how Pontiac's His disappointment he can't conceal! hood from the porch. Do some ac- Eberhard's hope to continue Christiansen's fine Armour's Corned Beef Hash 3 lb.-cans 99c Crisco 5c Off 3 Ib. tin 94c Then put the fads and figures la a lest— all-around performance superiority has tive work before sitting down to with you behind the wheel. Right from made it the talk of the automotive eat. Gradually work up a good reputation for quality and service maintained for a writers! But don't stop with facts and breakfast of milk or coffee, fnilt, good many years and to grow with increasing con- NEW!... Saran Wrap pkg. 33c Ken L Meal Dog Food 5 Ib. bag 50c the start you'll discover that this big While others drive in Swept-Wing style figures—prove If yourself behind the and cereal. fidence in your community. heavyweight handles like a drpam in It will be easier for you to eat Sta Flo Starch quart 20c American Family Detergent gt. pkg. 63c traffic or on the open road, because only wheel—take this handsome husky out Poor Bill just mutters curses vile: a good breakfast if you make Pontiac offers you Precision-Touch Con- on the road and let it show you how far breakfast a family meal and plan iroit for almost effortless steering and ahead it reahy is. You'll be spoiled foi ahead of time so that bedlam will To acquaint you with Green Stamps, Surf 11c Off giant 63c Shedd's Salad Dressing pt.25c braking. No doubt about it—here's driv- the smaller cars forever! "They got new stvlinR, features, too- not relen during this hour suggests please stop in this week and pick up the new ing that puts the smaller cars in the shade! Miss Hershey. Remember that It distinguished merchandise catalog and your collect- has been 12 to 14 hours since you "I bought a 'deal'-boo-hoo, boo-hool" ion book. Save as You Spend with valuable dvl NABISCO FOR THOSE COOL DRINKS —AND PONTIAC HAS and your family have eaten a meal. NO SMALLER CAR You need energy for the day's ac- Green Stamps! NESTLE'S CRUNCHY BITS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS tivities which can be had easily OREO CREME EVEN APPROACHES AS ONE OF AMERICA'S If you ep* a good breakfast. FREE DEAL! FLA-V0R-ADE PONTIAC'S 122-INCH SKOTCH KOOLiK SANDWICH TOP TRADE-INS! Patronize Ledger Advertisers Buy I pkg. at reg. price 29c WHEELBASE! Second Pkg. 00c Pontiac's high trade-in value is a tradi- You can't ride on overhang—hut you tion in the industry! A quick check with 2 PACKAGES — - 29c 6- t9c uui uu wliwlbdse! Pontiac gives yon your Pontiac dealer for his eye opening -35c from 4 to 7 inches more length between offer will prove beyond a shadow of a the wheels where it counts! From bump- BOVEE to doubt that you're getting not only a smoothing comfort to interior stretch- BOTTLE out room, this is real man-size bigness! wonderful buy but a wonderful Invettmeni Moral: Yesterday's looks and features Store Q A U O n 11 Monday Thru Sahirday For Your Add Pontiac's exclusive Level-Line Ride So, before you spend your hard-earned GAS Honrc O MoSSl# # • •lfl« Shopping Convcnitnco suspension system and you have a car dollars on a amalle. car—check Pontiac Stamp Policy , Hours that makes the smaller jobs seem under- and discover the easy way to break the are no bargain at any price! SERVICE sized and overpriced! small-car habit.

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Tlnw re Prune and Spray Christmas Trees THE the other young men of the Men- that Mrs. Knapp is now able to L0WELL THE LOWELL LEDGKR, LOWELL, MICH., JUNE tl, im jiiDuroan uroTT DWOIUS South Boston B&PW Installs New Officers; Theo Perry is President LEMIER. LOWELL, MICH.. JUNE r. im Christmas tree plantations should Segwun Honey Creek News nonlte Church who were playing b« up for short intervals. gallon of water. Be sure to wet Miss Belle Young Organ bed in Kent Mrs. JJessie e Rathbun Mn. Leomm Bat Mrs. Irs Sargeont against the boys of the Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Norman King and be sprayed within the next few the tips of the trees well. Tht Lowtl Udgtr Church of Alto. The game was daughter Frances and Mr. and Mrs. days for pine shoot moth. Use 2 A second spray should be put e \ Kent CROP Assn The new draft boards have been Mrs. Harry Walter, jr., of Bos- and ALTO SOLO Mr. and Mn. Emerson Stevens being played on the field just west Ira Sargeant were among those to 3 pounds of 50 per cent wet- on 10 days following the first established in the rapidly growing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bentley and ATTENDANCE DOWN AT ton, Mass., has been visiting her Sliip'n Shore and family, Iva Mclntyre, Sable of Alto. It was in the last inning who attended the open house hon- table D. D. T. in 100 gallons of spray. These sprays are aimed at HAtOLO JimilES Gels Set For suburban areas of Kent County, family spent Sunday at the home R08ENBERIndiana. very well on crutches. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Luce of when the trees reach a height of Verne Klahn attended the train- Office at Lowall, Michigan, at Sacond Clau County Association of the Chris- Selective Service director. day in Grand Rapids at her aunt's was enjoyed—and what a beauti- Matte-, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stevens spent Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schwab of Grand Rapids were early Friday ing conference for W. S. C. S. tian Rural Overseas Program at Mrs. Chester Dulyea. Also visit- ful dinner with plenty of ice 18-24 inches. From now until the /f blouse Tha Lowall Ladgar, attabiihad Juna 1893; A subdivision has been made by a few days in Northern Michigan Lansing were called to the home evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. first of July is a good time to do officers at the Woodland M. E. fha Alto Solo. a»tabli»had January, I1W. the YMCA in Grand Rapids, plans ing there were two of her cousins, cream and cake to go with the Kent County Local Board No. 42, on their honeymoon. On their return of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clin- Ira Sargeant. the pruning work. Only new growth Church, Thursday. Contolidatad with Iha Ladgar Jun4 Itl7. were drawn up for the Kent County one from Port Huron and one from other goodies! Tha Lowall Journal aitabli»fiad 1844, Con- previously one of the largest of they stopped to spend Thursday ton Schwab, Monday. His father, It is reported that about 270 at- softly scooped CROP Campaign for 1957. Sunday California. should be pruned unless the tree Mrs. Hlllls Stuart and Mrs. Chris Mlldatad with tha Ladgar Dacambar IS, l?34. •.he Michigan local boards, with and Friday with his parents and Owing to the absence of the had suddenly become ill and was tended the barbecue chicken sup- A My JOB September 22 was designated as Miss Linda Williams of Grand President and Vioe-President the Is o^ very bad shape. Fahrni, jr., were Grand Ruplds approximately 22,000 registrants. then went on to Kankakee, Illinois placed under the care of a doc- per at the Hope Brethren Church' CROP Sunday, with the following Rapids spent a week with Miss Secretary appointed Mrs. Hope ia to help you work The terminal shoots should be visitors, Thursday. , and tied This area will be Included In where they will make their home, tor. Friday evening. Older Folks Urged to week to be CROP Week. Barbara Bentley. Sargeant as acting chairman of the out a sensible life in- cut back to give around 12 inches Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gardner Board No. 283, which met Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Alyn Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zoet of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller of Check Diet: Exercise A minimum goal of 54,000 was Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Qulllan and surance program to of growth. Next the laterals should of Louisville, Kentucky arc spend- nesday night to organize. This In- family were guests of their par- day. Oregon nre visiting his uncle and Lowell who attended the Rosen- set lor 1957. In 1956, according to Glenda are on a week's trip Officers for the gathering of 1958 protect your family against be cut 2 to 3 inches shorter than ing their vacation at their farm in How can older folks get enough cludes all of rural Kent County, ents for a few days. aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Ben Zoet and berger reunion also were callers Richard VanderVeen, Kent County through Canada and Illinois. are President Harley Lenhard, financial insecurity. May I the terminals. Then prune your the Ware dist. of the nutrients they need for CROP Chairman, each dollar con- exclusive of Grand Rapids, Byron, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Collenter and Mrs. Zoet's brother and wife, Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Schwab. go to work for you? lateral branches to give them a Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bazuin Vice-President Mrs. Edna Lott, Grand Kiver Jolly Neighbors good health without gaining tributed to CROP In Michigan de- Gaines, Paris and Wyoming town- Mr, and Mrs. Keith Schlottman and Mrs. Orville Deardorf and conical outline. have mo'-^d in their new home and Secretary-Treasurer, M r s. hold their June meeting last Fri- weight? livered 89 pounds of food to hungry ships. and family were Sunday callers other relatives for a week. If you expect to market your on Conservation Road. Hope Sargeant. Committees ap- day evening at the Alton Mick Easy-to-use diet patterns wouid people overseas. Board members are: Ray M. on Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Fmerson Stauffer trees at a profit, they have to be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belcher pointed to be are refreshments, Charles A. Hill home. A good attendance Is re- be one way to help keep calorie Much of this food is govern- Aldrich, Caledonia: B. Taylor Gladys Barton returned Satur- attended the meeting of the Kent LYLE COVERT pruned. Two-thirds of the trees in and children have moved on Hon- Mrs. Florence Lott and Mrs, Bertha PO Box 00 Ph. TW 7-7111 ported. Hachmuth, Comstock Park; Eugene day from a two weeks visit with County Pomona Grange at Court- intake low. yet emphasize milk, ment surplus, which Is furnished ey creek rd, Miller; program chairman Ira Sar- .tn average pianlation will not W. Heugel, Sparta: John J. Straay- friends in Georgia. land Grange. Thursday night. Mrs. Mabel Tucker Is visiting at foods rich in vitamin C and other at no cost by the government, if Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nowack and geant. make good Christmas trees with- Installation of the new offlcem of the Lowell president of the B4PW who oondurted the installa- er. Grand Rapids; Willis A. Young, Mrs. L. Curtiss and son of Bat Mr. and Mrs. Will Lott visited the home of her son Leo at Howell. •'protective" foods which are often other agencies pay the cost oi de- family have moved on the Char- It was voted to hold the gather- Complete MOTOUOF NBWYORK out some shaping. ItUHlnPHH & ProfesHionai Women was held Tuesday tion ceremony; and Keta Martin, vice-president Rockford. Government Appeal tie Creek spent Tuesday and Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weir of Grand neglected in many older people's livery. He Crampton faim which they re- ings on the fourth Sunday In June. TW MNI UU hpMfMi# Cs. d htw Yerl Mrs. June Bonn. Mrs. Mildred nlRht, June 18, at the Women's Loungo of the of the Lowell club. All ladies were presented Agent is George Slykhouse, Grand day with Mrs. Beatrice Gilbert. Ledge, Thursday afternoon. Wlttenbach, Mrs. June Fahrni and liowell Methodist church. Theo Perry Ih the new diets. The 1957 goal of $4,000, if at- cently purchased, The grand children of Mr. and % M«W tmV H. r. The best way to sleep soundly with a corsage made by Esther Fahrni. Lylla Rapids, with Stanley W. Cheff of Mrs, Lorn a Naum of Grand Wednesday afternoon callers of This is one of the conclusions tained, will mean that approxi- Mr. and Mm, Adrian Van Haven Mrs. Russel Long presented sev- is to live sensibly and think sane- Mrs. Fuller attended an O.E.S. president and replaces reUring president Peg Johnson, a member of the Lowell chapter, who Grand Rapids as his associate. Rapids and cousin Miss Alta Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knapp were Plumbing meeting at Palo Tuesday evening. drawn from findings of research mately 365.000 pounds of food will and children have moved In their eral number; on the program. In ly. Bedell. Pictured left to right are the officers for Is also tho chairman of the Ith district of H&PW, Carl E. Higley, Caledonia, Is Ad- wart were Monday evening callers Mrs. Julia Condon, and Mrs. Mere- the coming year: Del Smlt, treasurer; Muriel being done by Michigan State Un- be sent to needy people In Foreign new home on Conservation rd. the late afternoon the gathering Rave the invocation at the installation ceremonies. visor to Registrants. Board Clerk on Mrs. Iva Mclntyre. dith Eckman of Lowell. Sunday iversity experiment station and countries. Mr, and Mrs, Charles King and disbanded al! feeling they had a Abraham, reeording secretary; Vera Loesch, cor- Fourth district includes Greenville. Belding, Hast- Is Mrs. Dorothy O. VandenBosch. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kindel and callers were Mr. and Mrs. Steve & Heating responding secretary; President Theo Perry; Ar- six other state experiment stations. Other attending the CROP Meet- sons recently moved on Honey most enjoyable day. ings. Grand Haven, Muskegon, Ionia, and three daughter of Liepic, Ohio, spent Rhodes and baby of Grand Rapids, Part of the cooperative studies ing were Russell Hartzler o f Creek rd. They have purchased Friday evening guests of Miss vllla Wlnegarden, of (irand Rapid*, State vice- (irand Kapids clubs. from Thursday to Monday with Mrs. Zena Marsh and Mrs. Ada done at M. S. U. included calling Clarksvllle, State CROP Director; Beware of Poisonous the Claude Richardson house, Juanlta Kyser were John Smith, Service Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Stevens. North of Ionia, Miss Edna Richard- on women and keeping records of Mrs, Daniel Oaks, First Church of Mr. and Mrs, Dana Burgess and Dale Sprague and Miss Alice Everything in Pltunblng and Insecticides, Weed Killers Mr. and Mrs. Anton Tusken visit- son and Mrs. Emma Headworth SPORT COAT their food habits to find out calorie the Brethren In Grand Rapids; family afe moving on Briarwood Heating Cancer Attack MoiinU ed friends Friday In Big Rapids. Larson all of Saranac. Mrs. L. S. Westerman, Kent Cbunty Some Insecticides and weed kil- in Grand Rapld . They are plan- local. Monday callers were Mr. S. Keene - N. Boston Mineral Wells The research attack against can- intake. Mrs. Jessie Rathbun spent Sun- a Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kyser and Ph. TW 7-7MI Lowall Council of Churches; Harry Zuch, lers now available commercially ning on building a new home on and Mrs. Earl Chapman of Lake Mrs. Mary Potter cer Is mounting. In 1945 only about day In Eastmont with her brother daughters, Juanlta, Norma and Once "Cured" Rockford Methodist Church; John are extremely poisonous and McCabe rd., in the not toe dis- Odessa. We are pleased to report n SLACKS a million dollars was appropriated There are more than 56,000 mo- and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Darlene and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steketee and Jule N. Westra rep- should be treated as potential hu- tant future. We are all very sorry Jo'ly Community Club met last annually for cancer research. This tels in our fair land; California Strong. Heffelbower attended the golden Over-Brainwork resenting the Presbyterian Church- man killers, a Michigan Depart- indeed to see them go. Wednesday at Fallasburg Park. year, there will be more than $50,- Beautiful blouse to scoop up compliments. Bare-armed has 7,800, Florida is next with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Malchele and wedding anniversary of their uncls es in Grand Rapids: Roy Churchill ment of Health physician warned Mr. and Mrs. Jos. King and Next meeting will be another pic- 000,000 available, t h e American to enhance that tan. In lightweight luxury rayon, just as 5,500. daughter were Sunday callers on and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Ninety years ago lower Michigan of the Seventh Day Adventist today. children have bought the former A versatile summer wardrobe begins with nic on the first Sunday in July, al- Cancer Society says. Mrs. Lottie Anderson. Cousins o f Nashville, Sunday. Dr. Herbert R. Mueller : was dotted with communities lovely when laundered. White, summer tints, vivid tones.' Church: Clair Allen of the Rock- Dr. F. S. Leeder said just a Burgess home and are moving in a light sport coat and contrast ng tropi- so at Fallasburg park. Be there for Mrs. Leo Kitchen is now home Lewis Heffelbower and wife who boasting mineral springs reputed Sizes 28 to 40. . , ford Farm Bureau; lienneth Plet- taste of some insecticides and her- this week. OPTOMETRIST a 1 o'clock dinner and bring own and is slowly recovering after her came via plane from Florida last cal slacks to cure everything from cancer to If It Is kept as busy circulating LOWELL CHRISTIAN cter of the Congregational Church bicides is enough to kill an aver- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Knoop en- service and ice cream dishes, Come see new Sliip'n Shore casuals, solids, patterns, j accident several months ago. week attended his sisters celebra- over-brain-work. as It should, the average J1 bill in Lowell: and Howard Fuller, Ce- age-sire adult. The same holds tertained Mrs. Hess and Mr. and • and a potluck dish and own bev- REFORMED Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones and tion, but his wife because of her Ono of our sport coats will be just the A rare book, "Magnetic and Min- will wear out in about 9 months. dar Springs Methodist. true for some chemicals used for Mrs. Herbert Palmer and son of erage; also prizes for the games Mildred Potter and children of health was unable to attend. Complete Vision Care — Optical Repairs ticket for the rest of the summer and eral Springs of Michigan" by killing rodents and fungi. Grand Rapids with a picnic din- Mr. and Mrs. Dan McClure and following the dinner. Alto spent Sunday with Elvyn Pot- Children's Vision A Specialty Stiles Kennedy, published in 1872, GOSPEL SERVICE Food For Freezer "As plant and animal pests be- ner at their home on Sunday. sons Reginald and Gregory at- well into the fall. Bunco club will be held July ter in Marcellus, where he works. and now in the possession of The come more resistant to DDT and tended the picnic of the Eberhard 11th at Fallasburg Park. Be there Sunday. 10 O'Clock Mrs. Lewis Jones is spending # University of Michigan Historical If you plan to freeze fresh fruits other older control materials," Help support the American Can- at 1:30. Potluck lunch with Mrs. this week in Lansing with Mrs. Employees and their families Sun- Collections, relates that during the and vegetables this summer, you Dr. Leeder explained, "the anti- cer Society's three-pronged attack York Kohn as hostess. Lowell City Hod Patrick O'Malley. day at Long Lake near Cedar 207 W. Main St. (Old Bank), Lowell Coats . . . $20 summer of 1869 a company be- "Freezing Foods for Michigan pest chemicals must be made more of research, education and service Springs. (Sunday School) Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson Mrs. Claude Murray is now at gan boring the earth at St. Louis Homes". This Michigan State Uni- deadly if they are to do their job. to canccr patients. First have reg- Ph. TW 7-7780 CoUect Hours: up to $32.S0 Martin Kauffman son of Mr. home. Saturday afternoon callers (Michigan) for salt to establish a versity publication gives step-by- "Since they are now stronger and son, Donald, and Mr. and For 9-12 - 2-5 Daily Classes for All Ages ular health checkups to detect can- and Mrs. Glenn Kauffman had the were Raymond and Alice Murray salt works. step directions for freezing, lists Mrs. Walter Shaffer of Alto spent Except Thursdays than ever before, follow directions cer in time. Then give to the ACS luck to Blip and break his leg Examination Appointment of Alto. Sunday callers were Mr. recommended varieties and sug- the week end In Northern Mich- The water found was beautifully M.- HARBERTS very carefully whenever using Cancer Crusade to help others. last Monday evening while he and and Mrs. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. gests methods of preparing frozen igan, They took in the sights of clear, and to the taste barely al. SUPERINTENDENT these chemicals," Dr. Leeder ad- James Ward of Lowell and Mr. and foods for the table. the Mackinac Bridge and also kaline, says Stiles. Many used it 1044 VanBuren, N. W. vised. Mrs. LaMoe of Detroit. To receive a copy, write or call He said farmers should be es- went to Sault Ste. Marie in On- for household purposes. The town Grand Rapids, Michigan the Cooperative Extension Office, pecially careful because as an tario. The Roy Gage family spept Sun- talked of buying it to supply the day at Twin Lakes with the Rob- Phone RI 21114 may be interested In a bulletin, occupational group they probably Miss Lucille Speaker underwent town with drinking water. surgery in Butterworth Hospital, ert Hudson family and later in Everybody Welcome are exposed to more potentially The drama began when some- LEDGER WANT ADS BRING RE- harmful materials than any other last Friday. Her friends and neigh- Slacks in summery fabrics of rayon Muskegon at the Albert Stewart one discovered that his knife blade and William Gage homes. SULTS. major class of workers. bors hope for her quick recovery. and dacron (some are wash-n- stuck to the iron tubing from which Mrs. Earl Kinyon was pleasant- WATERMELONS wear) at Duras Olin is on a Western trip: the water flowed. The tube attrac- Right for the water... ready for the SPRAY PIXES NOW ly surprised last Thursday when while away their grand-daughter ted and then held like a magnet. sun .., and sure to collect compliments FOR SHOOT MOTHS her daughter, Mrs. John Dekok of RED RIPE from Hastings is staying with Mrs. Hundreds came to get their knives Grand Rapids, her sister, Mrs. Olin. magnetized. ... our summer-perfect swimsuits. The McDIARMID'S IRON & METAL Now is the time to spray for selection in this group includes maillots, Ruth Slocum and mother, Mrs. AND SWEET 88.95 to 811.93 Howard Raimer and daughter, Then, it seems, an old paralytic TW 7-7025 5334 Segwun Ava., SE, Low.* pine shoot moth according to John boy shorts styles, dressmaker s w i m - Myrtle Burch of Lowell came to EL Jean and two girls of Grand Rap- in town conceived the idea, not Ahrend who is in charge of the suits, and, in fact, just everything to remind her of her birthday. 24-LB. oat Ids were Thursday evening guests unnaturally, that water and mag- Lakes' State Research work on flatter your figure and fit your budget Buyers of All Kinds of Iron Bill Stevens and family spent a of the Frank Thompsons. netism, if good separately for pine shoot moth control being con- AVERAGE Choose from cottons, failles, sharkskins couple of days with his parents his disease, should be better still ducted in Ottawa County. Herbert and Hazel Adams of ... most fully lined, and every one won- and Metal last week. Bill helped his parents if combined. He began drinking The moths are now flying and ALL PRICES INCLUDE SALES TAX Grand Rapids and Irvin and Er- derfully priced. WE HAVE FOR SALE laying eggs. The larva will scon pa nt their home. win Anderson of Ionia were among the water and bathing in it and hatch and this is when the spray 49* the Sunday guests of the Frank the people in town saw him grad- Cor Parts, Angle and Channel Iron, and Pipe "Middle Age—That time in life HOT HOUSE TOMATOES ually recover. should be on. Spray now and again Shores family. when one wishes there were some Excitement became Intense. Re-enforcing Rod in ten days with 3 pounds 50 per CALIFORNIA Open house was held for Mr. and Cotton Suits other way to start the day tl?an DOZ. Rheumatics bathed and were cent wettable D.D.T. to 100 gal- Mrs. Louis Smit Saturday eve- Pick Up Service EarlJ. McDiarmid by getting up." SIZE 113 49. relieved. Persons troubled with lons of water. ning for their twenty-fifth anniver- $3.98 VALENCIA ORANGES kidney and bladder trouble drank sary. Their children were the hosts and were relieved. In two months ootis for the occasion. Congratulations over 200 diseased persons were in to you both, Lewis and Deil. St. Louis using the water, the re- Exceptional Selection of Laura Smit will be married next SUPER RIGHT, port goes. Saturday, June 29th. Swim Suits SHANK PORTION IS. Michlganders, feeling sure St. Mrs. Ethel Barkley of Owosso Louis wasn't the only lucky spot in $5.98 to $8.98 Sheath fashion, right SKINLESS is visiting Louise and Geneva the state, started drilling else- for the water, is our 45 Come in and take our M Barkley. 1 oearec? to MID W E S T E R N Smoked Hams where and by 1870 had found noth- swimsuit of elasticized Little Lois Jackson spent tho ing less than 60 wells of water, faille. week end with her parents, Mr. each claimed to be "magnetic". and Mrs. John Smith, who took Magnetic mineral springs of Mich- V-8 COMFORT TEST" her home Sunday evening, igan were not springs at all but 0RAN6E, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rickert & Artesian wells made by boring the spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Tops earth to a depth varying for 100 Ed Clemenz at the Clark Mem- BLENDED, to several hundred feet. Stiles ex- orial home in Grand Rapids. ML plains. "Laet/nc/ Value Is the thing A P Fruit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and THE PERFECT GRAPEFRUIT CANS family spent Saturday evening at SUMMER Blanchard to help Guy Smith cele- WARDROBE that sold me an Older YOUR brate his birthday. THE DRIVER'S Cutler -l-H club met Wednesday ACCESSORY CHOICE evening at the Cutler school. Juice Sale Mr. and Mrs. Sabo and children, SEAT L and Mrs. Lorraine Train and two \ boys, all of Grand Rapids, were week end wests at the Robert STOCK UP NOW AND SAVE ATAJPS LOWPRICB ^ Anderson home; the latter couple are also caring for the 3 children $ 99 09 9 of her sister while their father is No stock ever looked good to me •JS.W CIGARETTES 1 'I 'I' hospitalized for an operation. until it was selling ten points high- CIGARETTES Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoddinott er than when I was told it was ON CARTONS NIW TAX AND COSTCOS S WILL ADVANCE ALL CIOARITTI PRIOS JULY 1ST and son of Cleveland came Fri- good. day evening to the Ed Potter, sr., doesn't have its Apple Street? home and Saturday afternoon the Southem California's fruit belt ANN PA6l Hoddinotts and Mrs. Celia Boss towns are dotted with Orange REGULARLY 59c 49' MAYONNAISE and son Larry and Donna Potter Streets and Grape Boulevards, In attended the reception for Mr. the midwest, you're likely to find and Mrs. Joe Potter at the Olds ASSORTED, PKGS. c Com Avenue, Wheat Street and DELICiOUS FLAVORS 6 19 Hotel in Lansing. Others from this Alfalfa Drive with some regular- CHEERI AID way attending the wedding that ity. moming in Lansing and also the But for all the information the 29-OZ. reception were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- names of streets pass on, it is a SULTANA FREISTONE FINE QUALITY 3 CANS 89* die Potter and Sally, Mr. and Mrs. rare town, indeed, that has signs PEACHES Byron Potter and Susan and Jerry; that serve the basic function of Susan was a bridesmaid. location. In fact, most street signs 24-OZ. nut Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis BOTTLES are tucked away where they can't YUKON BEVERAGES tOTTLE DEPOSIT 3 29* World'* moil complete truck line—W-lon to 96,000 lb»., GVW. Ntw Golden Anniverwry modeli up to 33,000 Ibi. Brenk Suliudtty niuming, at Biuu- be seen at all. gett hospital, a son Byron Patrick Many towns paint street names The real test for driver comfort is how you feel after a iull day Brenck, weighing 7 pounds and 54 on curbstones. In the fall, leaves B/CBr K VIETifcTW* AMERICAN OR PIMENTO 2 LOAF 69' at the wheel. ounces. bids the name; in the winter, CHED-O-BIT CHEESE Monday guests at tho Paul Pot- there Is snow; spring's rains do Como see this wonderful collection of So we invite you co take one of our new V-S's out for a day. ter home were Mae DeVine and the damage in their own season, Compare it with your present heavy-duty truck for cumfort, cab sun 'n fun fashions that will take you through^ JANE PARKER, DOZEN parents and sister of Fremont. and the summer is spent repaint- REGULAR 39c 33' roominess, visibility. Note how little downshifting you do-how Tuesday evening guests were the ing. Other cities rely on concrete summer in cool comfort! There are many, mony GLAZED DONUTS William Loding, jr., family of posts two or three feet high to easy it handles on rough roads. See if you don't come back in e styles to choose from In a variety of fabrics and lot fresher than usual! Greenville; Wednesday evening act- as comerstones of informa- guests were the Wendall Magers tion. Hurry In today and stock up on these c-o-o-l 9 Attandantt Well, I've looked at Olds from every Attandcmtt Sure, take that Rocket Engine . • • Economy? Low cost operation? INTERNATIONAL Thicks cost family of Belding. Thursday the Better yet are those towns L angle, undrrneatli, under the hood, there's still nothing quite like it* I OPIH TIL 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd least to own. Signed statements from fleet operators back up Paul Potter family called at the where the street sign is on a post « and I can tell you—Olds really knows always talk it up, even though the' this claim Arthur Stiles and Wendall Mager six 'or eight feet high, right out CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4TH homes in Belding. Saturday eve- for all the world to see. And some how to put 'em together! new J'2 Rocket does mean I pump Want to see what P "Six" can do? Then come in today and test ning guests at both the Ed and of the more progressive cities less gas. MON., TUM., SAT.—WIO. ITORI HOURS Ownart Yes, and Olds has style that you know a new Golden Anniversary model! Paul Potter homes were Mrs. have signs especially made to be Ralph Wheaton arid Marie of seen after dark. These signs can will ifoy in style. Ever chcck on how Ownan When you add it up, and take a look at 5 oz 160Z. COLGATE - - Greenville. Monday guests this be read long before you get to much more you get for an Olds trade-in? the price—it really makes sense to ECONOMY SIZE TUBE 00C KEAFT'S JAR 57c Tooth Paste week at the Paul Potters were Mr. the comer and give you plenty of own an Olds. Hart/nglaJuly Cheez Whiz INTiRNATIONAL TRUCKS cost least to own I and Mrs. James Dean and Wayne time to locate your turn. There is Attandonti You get more than lots of higher priced 0M tfii ntw Loding. no dangerous hesitating in inter- cars bring. Vlo Damon* Mow LB. (UU Attandonti That's for sure. I'm driring a Golden rict m mrJmii 3 CKN 99v Come in and test a4NEW Golden Anniversary International! sections, no backing, no house-to- house inquiring—the new signs Ownart Right I The way Oldsmohile value lasts Rocket 88, tool And more and mora Cream Cheese VS Me Spry Sbrtening eaCBt-TV Urge Annual Checkups that can be read both day and of my customers are going over to Prices In This Ad Hfactfva Through Saturday, Juna 29 makes it a smart inveatmcut. And The American Cancer Society night make visiting easier and THURSDAY AFTERNOON — ^ n toasMOsr pood sstaiui ... tatcs tm there's lots more .. • Oldsmohile. says that annual health checkups safer. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY •leditl T-400 tngint, 277 hf.. itmM M modtk, K F l U5 A3 Redtl, with00 300 h.p .h.p. and 4l5-lb.-fl. hrqm, opHonol el mkecei Cheese Spread OR ROKA CRt?M GLASS 29e are important. Of 1,000 women History and local commerce are Wlttenbach more than 45 years old entering a fine—but the street name signs NIGHTS TIL 9:00 doctor's office, 18 are likely to 2-Li. 749 WEST MAIN ST.. LOWELL TWiioaks7-9207 should also tell us where to go. have cancer, while among 1,000 219 W. MAIN LOWELL AMERICAN LOAF TW7-7577 Kraft Velveeta men, 17 are apt to have cancer. Patronize Ledger Advertisers.

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I Three Local Students Receive Degrees from Michigan Stale THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MIC H,, JUNE 17, 1157 1 Animal Pets Spread In a town of 5.000 population, ac- Disease Among Humans cording to the American Cancer June Is Bustino Out All Over With Good Bargains In The Classified Section - TW 7-9261 , Society, 22 persons will be under - ...... -.nwm rrrifTrwnc T5 T.TR miTD A TY^tJ C ______-1 T—I— - ^ . , HastingHastinass Livestoc Livestockk SaleSaless I fOi/lLfiH^it Animal pets can carry diseases treatment for cancer this year. And THE liOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH., JUNE VI, 1957 FREEZERS, REFRIGERATORS Red Estate For Sale mufmirwm and air conditioners: RCA whirl- June 21, 1957 wh'-h cause illness or death in 1.250 now living will eventually de- pool quality lines at lowest com- Lowell Ledger WANT AD PAGE Feeder Pig 7.00-521.50 humans, but this shouldn't bar velop cancer while 800 will die if 15 ACRES STANDING ALFALFA, REAL ESTATE SERVICE in any WANTADS petive price s—easy terms, CASH RATE: 20 words 50o, additional words 2o each. If not Top Calves 526.00-529.50 anyone from having pets. present rates continue. For Solo — General first and second cutting for sale. type of property. Wm. A. Arm- prompt service. Wlttenbach paid on or before 10 days after Insertion, a charge of 10c strong, 30 years experience. Ph. Seconds 518.00-526.00 That was the word today from Corner Boynton and 3 Mile rd. The less one knows, the easier Sales & Service Co., 749 W. Main for bookkeeping will b« made. Rockford VO 6-1203 or write Ada Common and Culls....5 8.00-518.00 Dr. Donald 13. Coohon, Michigan INTERNATIONAL 6-CAN MILK Mike Watson. Stanton, Mich. it is to reach a positive convic- st., Lowell. c6-3 R.2 c22 tf Young Beef 513.00-521.50 Department of Health veterinar- coolcr for sale. Call TW 7-7894. C9-10 BOX NUMBER: if box .number In car* of this office Is FINE CARS BY tion, c9-10 desired, add 50o to above. Beef Cows 511.00-515.80 ian, CULUGAN SOFT Water Service. Bulls 512.00-518.20 GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, ALL ERRORS in telephoned advertisements at sender's risk. Farm Loans "An undetermined number of| sell or trade for alfalfa or al- Complete Water Conditioning on Top Hogs 519.50-520.90 RATES are based strictly on uniform Want Adv. Style. PER CENT INTEREST-Long STORY i CLEMENZ persons become ill in Michigan' PUBLIC NOTICES falfa brome baled hay. Also re- a service basis or home-owned Ruffn 513.00-516.80 CEMENT AND ROAD Term Nat'l Farm Loan Ass'n, 1056 Plymnulh Deluxe 4 Door [each year after contracting con- gistered heifer. 9 months old. equipment. Free consultation OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- Boars 510.00-5ll.OO VANDER VEEN. FRElHOfER, COOK I 1155 Ford Falrlane V8 4 Door tagious diseases from their pets," service. Phone Ionia 1378 Col- mittance. 1043 Leonard St., Grand Rapids. Top Calf 529.50 BRYANT, ATTYS. Call UN 8-4827. Harold Van- Dr. Coohon explained, "However, •35 W. Main St.. Lo»«ll. Mich, 1 Copy for Mich. Phone RI 2-2563. c21tf 1955 Foru Deluxe V8 2-Door Itobert O. Clark Robert O. Packer GRAVEL Tuinen 9277 68th St. p9-12 lect or write 420 ^ N. Dexter, Roger Davis Hastings R-4 Kenneth (•. Timpnon the number of proven cases is FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT Ionia. c51 tf Ads on This Page Must Be In Ledgir Top Hogs 520.90 1954 Olds Super 88 4-Door Three local students received small and the risk is also small State or Michigan—Tf.e Probatt Coyrt for fi\\ and Black Dirt 30 ACRES OF BROME and alfalfa TW 7-9261 Office Before Noon Wedneaday. NEW MODERN SMALL Redwood 1954 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-Dr. tn« County of Kent. Ernest Offley Vermontvllle R-l considering the thousands and for sale. 4 Mile rd. near Murray Rancher. Beautifully decorated, 1958 Buick Spec. Hardtop 2-Dr. their degrees from Michigan State "Best Town in the Whole U. S. A." At i uu on of uld cou't, held at the Block Sand SEE America's No. 1 Road Car. R. R. Zemke Vermontvllle R-l probate office, in the City of Gran.; Rapids, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED VALUABLE DOG? Hunting or just ultra modem, situated on 14 1953 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sta. Wagon University Sunday, June 9. at the thousands of pels in Michigan. LOADER AND TRUCK Lake. Call after 6 p. m. TW 7- The new 1957 Pontiac at Doyle- m said County, on a pet. All-risk insurance can now spring commencement exercises, Elke Will Leave Lowell Friday 2 i' Jay o' Jure A. D. tW, 7207. c8-ll Schneider Pontiac. Prices start chemically, economically, effi- acres wooded area. Two miles 1958 Ford Custom V8 4 Dr. "It is possible to keep the risk FOR HIKE be furnished at low cost. Call according to a report just received n Preient; HON. «OHN DALTON, J-dge of below 30 models of the low price ciently. Eliminate expensive dig- west of Lowell. Furnished if de- 1958 Chevrolet Deluxe t-Door pleasant three-week tour of at a minimum," Dr. Coohon said, Probst'. TW 7-9269 for this protection. NOW Is picture time from M.S,U. CESSPOOLS. SEPTIC tanks and class. c47 tf ging and pumping. Dissolve sired. Owner TW 7-7464. plO 1952 Pontiac Chieftain Dlx. 4-Dr. tho United States. "by hiving pet.^ inoculated against In the Mailer of the Etlale of Rittenger Insurance Service. clO They were among 2,242 so hon- communicable diseases and by tak- JENNIE B NASH, Deceaied. BYRON WEEKS tiling dug reasonably. Call grease, sludge, fibrous tree roots, 1952 Ford Custom V8 2 Door Elke leaves tomorrow (Friday^ Hs-y Oi, _ ra/irg led in Mid court Clarksvllle. OW 3-3351. c7-101LIVESTOCK-Wanted to buy! Al- with Camp Chemicals. Hahn 1951 DeSoto 4-Door ored that day. ing them to a veterinarian when- admin'itrafion accoun'. a^d hit pe- TW 7-9267 14-ACRES STANDING CLOVER for Cadillac, where she will join tition praying for tho allowance thereof and so. Beef, Pork and Veal for sale, Hardware. 207 E. Main st., Low- Good Things to Eat 1951 Plymouth 2-Dr., Choice of 2 Robert C, Packer, son of Mr. ever they become ill." l'/j miles West of Lowell on M21 30 foreign exchange students who for the atignment and diitribution of the New GMC trucks for im- by pound, quarter, half, or whole. <11. clO for sale. Dale Hazel, TW 7-7056. 1950 Plymouth Deluxe 4-Door and Mrs Gale W. Packer of The following pets were listed rej d-a of taid eitate. for tne allowance of c47lf EATING AND SEED potatoes for have been living in Michigan the '»et, _ and fo- the ai's-snce of ail thinqi mediate delivery. Every- 3 miles So. Lowell, Pratt Lake 1950 Ford Custom 4-Door Route 1 Alto received his D.V,M. East Paris Packing Co., 4200 sale. 51.00 a bushel. Andrew Far- I past nine months under the pro- READY FOE USE—U. 8. Mldlcn take Inventory of a mountain of barbed wire at an engineer by Dr. Coohon as sources of hu- Herein contained. , HALLMARK GREETING CARDS rd. , plO in Veterinary Medicine, It it O'ae'ed. That the thing from % Ton to 35 East Paris rd., S. E. (2 mUes 1019 Dodge Club Coupe 2-Dr. gram sponsored by the American supply point In Korea. Stacked for any emerrencr, the wire, a flr»t-line defense Item, ean be Isoaed man diseases: Help celebrate a birthday ... an reli, 8600 Two Mile rd.. Route 2. Kenneth Timpson. son of Charles 2»th day of July A. D. I?57, Ton. Sec Doyle-Schneider south of 28th St.) Call Dutton 1918 Ford Deluxe 4 D«)or Field Service, iukkly to Amerlran or Korean unlU. ROK •oldien were trained to build defenses by U.S. adrlaors. Easter chicks and otner small at ten o'rlock in the lorenoon. at laid pro- anniversary ... or just any day BEAGLE PUPS for sale, 3 months Ada, Mich. P8-10 taa ut for C. Timpson. Route 1, Alto, re- Pontiac—GMC Sales & Service. MY 8-8407. or after 5:00, call RI poultry—sometimes cause salmon- bate office. be and is herecy appointed for with a Hallmark card. Tho old, one male, one female. Also Royce Wet ceived a 13.S, in Mechanical En- They will be loaded on buses eomining end allowing ta.d account and c47 tf 2-S283. Richard Havenga. cl6tf STRAWBERRIES to pick for ellosis, a severe intestinal dis- hairing taid petition; one male 10 months old. Good gineering, and take a three week educational thoughtful "good taste" way to freezing and canning. Call TW 7- kodak film ease accompanied by diarrhea. If li Further Ordered. That public notico LAWN MOWER SHARPENING— think of others. Available nt hunting stock. TW 7-7227. plO Robert G, Clark, son of Mrs. tour of the United States before thereof be gi»en by publleetion of • copy 7142. p9-10 STORY & CLEMENZ Parakeets and parrots—transmit of tnii order, for three luccoiliv# weeks saw filing, handles put in tools, George Eitelbuss, 621 Vergennes leaving for their respective Euro- Soil Test Guides Christiansen Drug Store, Lowell. fast, expert finishing, too/ Pint - Sized Visitor psittacosis, or "parrot fever," a •revioul to ia'd day of hearing, in the Lowell mower and chopper knives c-10 TELEVISION for sale: living room CLACK SWEET CHERRIES- rd., Lowell, received his B.A. in pean homes. Ledge', a rewip.iper printed and circulated virus infection with symptons sim- in «aid county, suite, electric stove, refrigerator Motor Soles Economics. These thirty students are well- Garden Fertilizing and tools sharpened. Dennle's Ready about July 5, pick your o ilar to virus pneumonia. Although JOHN DALTON. Mower & Saw Service. 1 mile BOTfLED GAS-Safe, clean, de- and other household goods. Tele- acquainted with each other, having You can save yourself some Judge of Probate own or we will pick by order. Ph. TW 7-9881 occurrence of psittacosis has in- A t-ue copy pendable gas service. FTIEE phone UN 8-2181. plO CHRISTIANSEN been billeted together on the ocean Tools To west of Lowell on M-21. Phono Mawby Orchards, 2984 Three Open Evenings money and get bettor crops from creased nationwide it has not gone C. R. LAWTON, Equipment. Call us first! Phone liner coming to this country last your garden this year if you have Reg ste' o' P'objte. clO-12 TW 7-7674. c71/ Mile rd.. NE, Grand Rapids. Drug Co, Weet M-21 Lowell, Mich. up in Michigan. A state law pro- CH 3-1482 Wolverine Shellane LARGE SIZE Electric Interna- summer, and on the bus from New the soil tested before applying First orchard west of E. Belt- Ph. TW 7-9972 hibits importing parakeets and par-1 LINSEY. SHIVEl. PHELPS « VANOERWAL. ALL KINDS of Flowering Shrubs tional Cream Separator, in good 108 W. Main My Neighbors York to Detroit. And they have fertilizer. Rent Service, 716 So. Division, Grand line. EM 1-1675, clO-11 rots into Michigan. ATTORNEYS and trees, potted and ready to Rapids, cl9 tf condition. OW 3-3302. clO enjoyed visiting at regular meet- 108 Michigan National lank lldg. If the soil has not been tested, Cats—can spread rabies to hu- plant. Also ornamental ever- CHERRIES ready June 29, pick ings held at Cadillac throughout you won't know what it needs and NOTICE OF HEARING-PROBATE OF WILL DRAPERY HARDWARE-Every- TWO HOLSTEIN COWS, due soon. mans. although this happens only DETERMINATION OF HEIRS green, birch trees and perennials your own. Mrs. O. Groenenboom. "I think Lowell is the nicest their Michigan stay. 'the money and time you spend : rarely, A few humnas also devel- Sta-e of M :" gar T^e P'obate Court for Peet moss by the bushel. Birch- thing you need, curtain rods, Holstein bull, 18 months old. town in the whole United States ', During their tour of this country the County o' Ke"'. TW 7-7051. clO spend fertilizing may be wasted, op infections following a cat wood Gardens, Godfrey St. TW draw drapery hardware, other Charles Posthumus, UN 8-2616. said Elke Gildhoff to the Ledger they will spend at least two nights A- a senon o' said court, held at the SANDERS TRAVEL.. Safety points out James Porter, exten- probate off ce, in the City ot Grand Rap- We speclaliie in Fire and Ex- plO scratch or bite. Cats should be in- 7-7737. c52 If styles of window accessories. Monday. We called her to say good- and one day in the major cities on sion soils specialist at Michigan idi, in said County, on the oculated against rabies and dis- I4"i day o- June. A. 0. 1957. tended OoveniRe for your Window shades made to order. Lost and Found bye and wish her a pleasant jour- their itinerary -and will speak to State University, He says there is humc and bu>dne«H properly .. WAXERS WHY WORK in an air conditioned FOR SALE - PORTABLE Ken- temper. P-ssent: HON. WALLACE WAALKES, JR,. Roth Furniture. Phone TW 7 OVER THE 4TH! ney hccne to Hamburg. Germany. groups in those areas as well as still time to test those portions of Judge of P'obate. more (White) electric sewing LOST—MAN'S stainless magnetic Dogs—main source of human ra- POLISHERS office or store all day and then 7391. LoweU. . c6tf enjoy themselves sightseeing. In the Matter of fha Estate of machine, like new. TV/ 7-7064, wrist watch with extension brace- IN AN your garden not planted to very bies, but an effective and inexpen- ESTELLA H. ROSIER. Deceased. We ean save you money on swelter at home all night. Why After all. the purpose of A.F.S. early vegetables. Notice it Hereby Given. That the oetition let. Rewards. James B. Cook, J not enjoy air condition'ng in For GOODWILL used cars Frances VanderWeele. clO is to promote better understanding sive anti-rabies vaccine for dogs o Haro'd J. E"gle-ardt cay'ng that th« the premium loo! instrument filed i sa d Court be admitted your home too. Call Clark tf) and trucks see or call TW 7-7152. PlO Letter to Editor between peoples of the world, noinS[Pl<2rTf!rendati0n 1 ? as ^ as cat« available, WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE, pounds per 1.000 square feet. I Wild mimals-c a n transmit ra- •o probi'e as '-e Last Will and Testament Many Fletcher for a free estimate of DOYLE — SCHNEIDER and these youngsters will tell their of sa a deceased, t-iat administration of See or call Us today for de- table and 6 chairs, buffet and FOUND-GOAT, strayed to our broadcase. and a teacup per 10 sa d estate q'>nted to Harold J. Engle- your needs. Ph. TW 7-9390. c8-12 PONTIAC. We trade, finance and USED CAR impressions of their visit here, bies. Skunks, for example, appa- feet of each row at planting time. hardt the eiecu'or named "n said will, or tails. Others china cabinet 540; walnut dress- home, corner Bancroft ave. and rently are becoming an important guarantee. c47tf June 18. 1957 Elke stated that one of her big- An analysis of 6-12-12 is the most to some ot-e- wltab'e pe-ion, and that BALL MASON quart jars 50c doz: er and bed, coil springs 535. US-16. Owner may have by pay- V-*/ FROM OUR QUALITY SELECTION reservoir for rabies. In Michigan, the he -s of said deceased be determined, "It's so peaceful and quiet here Can't tell you how much I have gest disappointments so far in her commonly recommended. will be rva at f s Prooatt Cojrt on tie covers 2c ea.; gal. glass can- GILBERT'S SERVICE—Rea^B^e , Clark Hoxle, 2942 Snow ave. TW ing for this ad, TW 7-7265. plO no wild animal can be kept as a in the conntry!" nine months in this country was the If you test, you will know how I'th day of July A. D. It57. it 10:00 A. M, Peter Speerstra ning jars 10c: covers 3c: also at Leo Kitchen's, one mile ioyth 77689. clO enjoyed the Ledger each week and pet without a permit from the Con- It s O'dered T'-it nof:- "e-eo' be g'*en fact that she was only allowed a much of what analysis fertilizer b/ c.bl cation of a copy r»'eof 'or three heat proof ice box jars /or pre- of Lowell on M-91. Lawn mow- Big Discounts On it gets here in good time too. us- servation Department. This pro- 8-WEEKSOLD PIGS for sale. 510 Public Notice day's visit in New York City. This Is needed, as well as the lime re- "tf , contecutiveirf p-eviou» 'o laid day of Agency Lowell Lumber serving. Rutherford Canning Fac- er sharpening, saw filing, any ually arrives on the following Sat- tects both humans and the wild hearing, n the Lowell Ledge', and that each, Ra>tnond Banham, west of - disappointment will be erased on quirements. Too much of either the oet ' oner cause i cop/ of thii notice GENERAL INSURANCE tory. c7 tf kind. Handles put in any tools. OFFICIAL NOTICE OF REGIS- urday, animals. In the past, large num- Alto on Snow ave. UN 3-3704. clO Demonstrators Fully Equipped Lowell Gravel Co, Thought perhaps you would be July 20 when the tour will stop in can actually harm growth. to be te-^ed uoon ea:h l-own party in 117 W. Main Lowell, Mich. & Coal Co. No calls any day until noon. TRATION TO QUALIFIED bers of animals have died in epi- interest at -is lait known add-ett by 'eg- interested in hearing about some Gotham and the students will en- A good balanced fertilizer will iste-ed ma'l, re'j'n -eceic' demanded, at PH. TWInoais 7-92iO FIBERGLAS. the lifetime coat for p4-6 c tf FOR CUSTOM BALING In Alto- ELECTORS OF FOURTH CLASS Cement and Road demics caused when former pets 218 So. Wash. Ph. TW 7-9291 1957 Buick Super 4-Dr. Hard Top joy a week seeing the sights of be recommended by the county least fou-een 4) da.s B'ior to such hea'- your boat. Do it yourself, com- SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER of the Lowell folks that live near returned to the wild and spread ig, o* bv ce'sonal se-v'ce at least fiva (5) McCords area call UN 8-2091, clO Gravel that famous city. agricultural agent. plete supplies in stock including WELL DRILLING AND REPAIR, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. Hard Top here. For instance, a friend of diseases contracted during captivi- oayt P'iar to $.;n hearing. ONE FRACTIONAL, TOWN- Their ship to home leaves New WALLACE WAALKES JR.. instructions. Williams Radio, 126 new pumps and service, Frank Black and FiU Dirt mine mentioned to me a couple You can take your own sam- ty. SHIP OF LOWELL 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Dr. Sedan York on July 28, Judge of P'obate, Sundays ago that he would like a ples. You need a clean pail; a Kent County, Michigan N. HUDSON. c50 tf Averill jr., Phone OR 6-4501. WANTED In accordance with law and by Stones 1957 Chevrolet 210 Station Wagon good home cooked meal for a WIU Write spade or trowel, and some clean A t-ue copy. c49 tf order of the Board of Education "The most curious thing to the C. ». LAWTON. Guaranteed Used Cars REFRIGERATION SERVICE, Re- DEAD STOCK WANTED—We pay TRACTOR HIRE paper bags or pint jars. of Fourth Class School District change, he being a bachelor and Elko has promised to write this world is a woman who isn't," Registe- of Probate. cf-ll frigerators, freezers, milk cool- WEDDING INVITATIONS printed for horses and cows alive. Coop- Take a sample from each dif- 1955 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 4-DOOK SEDAN No. 1 Fractional, Township of Ph. TW 7-9894 not a very good cook, so I told paper "as soon as I get lome", ers. Clark Fletcher. Phone TW 24-hour service. Free Thank You er Tankage Co., Phone Rockford him that I knew just the place. and we will be happy to pass on ferent part of the garden or plot 1951 OLDS 'W 4 DOOR SEDAN LoweU, County of Kent, Stale Special Sale! Lowell 7-9390. . c9 tf notes and Etiquette book. Bring VO 6-1551. p-yr, 44-13 So we drove 15 miles north of here what she has to say to our read- by taking a slice of the soil about 1951 CHEVROLET "JIO" CLUB SEDAN of Michigan, there wiU be ctf this ad with order. Lindy Press, to Jupiter and Howard and Katie ers. Elke feels she has made so Tho saw whet owl. Michigan s smallest and rarost nativo owl. Plow depth, and put it in the pail. CASCADE HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS 1953 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE 2 DOOR SEDAN USED TELEVISION SETS 539.50 WANTED: HOUSETRAILERS, a registration of those qualified 1953 NASH AMBASSADOR 4-DR. 551 Eastern, at Sherman S, E, Gould put us up a couple of real is only slighlly larger than a robin whon full grown. A pair of Mix these samples together, and 1953 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR STATION WAGON to 599.50 reconditioned and guar- many friends in Lowell that she will B7I0 Cascade Road, S. E. Grand Rapids, Phone GL 9-6613 boats, etc. to sell on consign- school electors who live in the dis- SEDAN saw-whots wore discorered recently with a brood of four young- take a bag or jar of (he mixture meals at their restaurant there— never be able to write them all wood Grand Rapids 6, Mlrlilgan 1951 PLYMOUTH CRAM.ROOK 2 DOOR SEDAN anteed. Williams Radio & TV, ment, Display on Main Highway. trict and who are not now regis- " T duck nosling box at Rose Lake wUdlife station 07* With Overdrive — $495.00 not that there aren't some good individual letters, to the county agricultural agent's 1950 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 2 DOOR SEDAN 126 N. HUDSON. c39 tf Bud Scott, 924 W. Main. TW 7- tered In the township. Such reg- near Eait Lansing. This was only the fifth nosting of saw-whot Sand - Gravel eating places around here but Elke's stay in Lowell has been owl, on record «n Michigan since 1888. office. 1950 CHEVROLET DELUXE 2 DOOR SEDAN 9874, c5 tf istration will qualify electors for VOSBURG BLOCK & GRAVEL CO. theirs is considered tops. Where as a "daughter" of the Gerald And follow the directions that DR. R. D. SIEGLE Office — GL 1-1097 1949 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 4DOOR SEDAN ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Sales the Annual Election which will be Fill and Black Dirt Concrete blocks 20c and cinder else can you get home-made bis- Rollins family: she was sponsored the agent gives. Use enough ferti- ALTO, MICHIGAN Home — I X 8-2391 and Service. Bags, filters, hoses, WANTED- STRAW AND GRAIN of held on Monday, July 8, 1957, and 1951 Buick Special 4-Dr, Sedan....$395.00 blocks 23c at yard. 2c per block Driveway cuits, pies or donuts? Along with lizer, but not too much. cords. We repair all makes. all kinds. Amos Sterzick. Phone for any special elections which 1950 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan $195.00 locally by the Lowell Rotary club. Michigan Children Have Been Aided delivery. Ada phone OR 6-3397. that some old good natured line Write or call after 5:00 p. m. UN 8-4401, Alto. p7-12 might be called later. Grading Gravel DR. R. C. PACKER c2 tf 1949 Buick 4.Dr. Sedan .$122.50 of Howards, The table was beautifully dec- Office — GL 11697 John VerDonk. 1901 Darwin, Electors not now eligible may By Use of Massachusetts Eye Test 106 North Monroe MCQUEEN WANTED—WORK TO HELP with LOADERS AND TRUCKS See the Rulasons once in a while, orated with a tired cake and gold- Home — TW 7-7360 SW, Grand Rapids. GL 2-3944. TRUSSES—Trained fitter, surgical qualify for the right to vote in 1948 Pontiac 4-Dr. Sedan $127.50 LOWELL. MICHIGAN baled hay during haying season. FOR HIRE Mattie, Mort, Merle and Helen en candles. p5-8 c9 tf appliances, etc. Koss Rexall the school district by registering 1947 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan $120.00 A total of 153,344 Michigan school tion. children should be examined MOTOR CO. Jim Ryder, TW 7-9183. c9.ll and they are doing fine. Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c39tf with township clerk Esther Fahr- Ph. OR 6-3874 children with defective eyesight by an eye doctor even before en- HOUSETRAILER ANNEX and 1944 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan — .$100.00 Made the acquaintance of some Phone TW 7-7718 ^ ni at the LoweU Township Hall. have been discovered and referred tering school because vision de- 1=3 Electric television set. GL 2-7840. ONE LARGE HOLSTEIN COW RESPONSIBLE PERSON-M a 1 e folks about a year ago and had 222 West Main 8L . Lowell, Bilch. 411 West Main Street, not later 1947 Hudson 4-Dr. Sedan $95.00 M. L COGER to eye specialists for examination fects present at a preschool age clO for sale, due to freshen in July. or female, from this area, want- small talk with them now and then. Evenings Call: than 5 o'clock, p. m. on Friday, 22M Buttrick Rd., Ada during the 10 years the Massa- can be corrected with minimum Call TW 7-7694, clO-11 ed to service and collect fiom Well, last night I mentioned some- Clare Wingeier UN 8-2624. Marcel Kropf TW 7-9988 GOOD PONTIAC CAR 5100. Also June 28. ?957. It is to be noted c9 tf chusetts vision test has been used expense and with maximum automatic vending machines. No Open Every Friday Nile Until 9 O'clock thing about going up home for a trailer hitch. Mrs, -York Kohn, that the law no longer permits in Michigan, the state health de- chances of successful results if they 11 SCREEN DOORS, 30 x 77 to 79 selling. Age not essential. Car, visit this summer and they wanted Lowell TW 7-7432. clO registration by officers of the partment announced today. are found early. with all hardware and door references, and 5600 working to know where I intended going Board of Education, The test, one of several used to Much unhappiness and educa- OUTBOARD MOTORS and boats. closers. TW 7-7605. c-10 capital necessary, 7 to 12 hours in Michigan, and when I said a ""'IH EATS TH OF JULY By order of the Board of find vision defects in school chil- tional retardation could be avoid- weekly nets a possible 5250 WEREMOYE town near Grand Rapids. Mrs. Haly Now reduced rates on motors FARM & LIVESTOCK AUCTION- Education H&H Chevrolet & Buick dren. was used extensively in ed if all children received pre- monthly. Possibility full time said that she had visited her sis- over 10 hp. and boats used with Rultgren Polled Hereford Sale FOURTH CLASS SCHOOL Dead or Disabled Michigan for the first time in the school examinations by doctors, work. For local interview give TW 7-9294 508 W. Main St., Lowell ter up there some years back and attfft for a them. Broad form. If you have a Saturday, June 29, One p. m., DISTRICT NUMBER ONE Horses and Cattle fall of 1947. In the 1947-48 school Miss Austin said. full particulars, phone. Write P. that her sister married a boy from You thought that only labor boat or motor you can t afford FRACTIONAL. LOWELL year 30.733 school children were 3 miles east of Ionia on M-21 And OtHer Farm Lowell by the name of George dlnputeH were settled by urbitru- to be without it, Rittenger In- O. Box 7042, Minneapolis 11, screened. About 10 times that USED CAR to Stage rd.. 5 miles north on TOWNSHIP, KENT Animals tlon. u. . Summer Immunization surance Sen-ice. clO Minn. clO Gotfredson. Stage rd., to Luce rd., then 1% • COUNTY. MICHIGAN number, or 300,000, of MichiganS A . « r AJ • J The weather is really marvelous *T isn't so. Parties to a dis 01 5 D. A. WINGEIER, COME IN AND SEE IT...'57 VALLEY CHEMICAL approximately 1.600.000 school chil-j^ " " * OlIO Advised TWO BOOKCASES, kitchen range. miles cast. Selling 45 head oows WANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN to OLDSMOBILE! here now. about 85 degrees every pute can submit their controversy SECRETARY dren received (he test in the 1956- Duncan Phyfe drop leaf dining and calves, heifers and 6iills. work afternoons at the Coffee COMPANY day, but the breeze is always good, to third persons or tribunals, other Pollo shots should be continued c-9-10 57 school year. FOR THE FOURTH! Sellabration room table. TW 7-7497, clO Sired by KHR Mossy Domino Cup. CaU TW 7-7214. clO FOR FREE SERVICE and the nights are wonderful. than courts, of their own choosing. during the so-called polio season 2D. Herd formerly owned by R. PHONE IONIA 400 Very sincerely. Although an arbitration may not From the beginning of the pro- In the coming summer, the Mich- VERSATILE summer wardrobe be- HELP WANTED—Female. Clerical Notice of SAFETY TESTED gram in 1947 down to the present, AT L. Pierson, Ionia. Catalogues c43tl Sib Moore be strictly a judicial proceeding, igan Department of Health recom- gins with light sport coat and available. Also farm equipment. to fill in for person on sick Annual School Election it is often regarded as quite dif- 1,369.459 school children have been mended today in a statement out- JACKSON MOTOR SALES contrasting tropical slacks. Plen- Lawrence Hultgren, Proprietor, leave. Must be good typist. Reply ferent from a mere appraisal of screened by the Massachusetts lining Its views on summer Im- ty to select from at Coons, Box 147R, Lowell. clO The annual election of Fourth test. R-l, Ionia. Allen Haskins, auc- Class School District Number One USED CARS the situation. munizations, The Home of Miss Caroline Austin, chief of CORDWOOD—Only 53 at yard. Ad- tioned . plO WANTED—WOMAN to care for Fractional. LoweU Township, Kent There is a law that expressly Polio vaccine shouldn't be given, provides that "All persons ,.. may the state health department's Vis- however, to persons living In the All lean meat — no waste Dependable Used Cars ditional charge for delivery. Cor- elderly woman from 8 till 5:30 County. Michigan for the election 79 TWO RADIOS, one console and ion Section, explained the Massa- same house with persons afflicted nell Lumber Co., Lowell. c26tf in Eastmont area, 5 days a of two school district trustees, We Keep Only the Best Mosquito Spraying ... submit to the decision of one one table model. One child's or more arbitrators, any contro- chusetts test not only determines with polio. week, CaU GL 8-2568 after 6:00 will be held at the Runciman STEAK FRY? 1956 Dodge Lancer 4-Dr. Hardfop...$2,479.00 MOTOROLA TV AND RADIO, For Shu-fly rocker, TW 7-9764. plO versy existing between them, a child's ability to see at a dis- The department also recom- FRESH ROCK HEN p, m. clO Elementary Building on Monday, the finest call Williams Radio Wholesale the Rest which might be the subject of an tance but also screens for astig- mended summertime continuance CHOICE AGED BONELESS 1956 Dodge Coronet V8 4-Dr $1,998.00 0-CAN SCHULTZ MILK COOLER, July 8th, 1957, -between the hours BY ORDER & TV, 126 N. HUDSON. c48tf action of law There are var- matism, far-sightedness and mus- of routine immunization of Infants 1955 Plym. Belvedere Sta. Wagon-_$1 599.00 good condition. Six miles north of 7:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. 1 OLDSMOBILES ious provisions and exceptions, of cle balance. against diphtheria, whooping of Saranac on Hawley Highway o'clock. Nominating petitions have Stewing Chickens PLANNING A FARM SALE? Make 1955 Pontiac 860 V8 4-Dr $1,556.00 PART TIME 1955—98 4-Door Sedan: Hyd. drive, Power course, but if it is done properly The screening consists of having cough, tetanus and small pox. It a date with me now! Careful and 3,2 mile west on Scott road. been duly fUed for: RIB STEAKS 1955 Dodge Coronet "6" 2-Dr $1,397.00 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY a. judgment of the court selected a child look at a portable chart added that booster shots for older handling, good planning. My Robert Yeiter, plO David F. Coor steering & Brakes, Two tone paint. Load- OR 64161 -CALL- TW 7-7874 WlUlam S. Doyle will be rendered on the basis of through a special set of testing children and first shots for adults C 1955 Plymouth V8 Club Sedan $1,262.00 years of auctioneering experi- Wanted: Reliable man or ed with deluxe accessories, Whitewalls C LOTS FOR SALE: laundry stove: Thomas B. HiU the decision of the arbitrator. lenses. The chart makes use of against diphtheria, tetanus and Ib 1954 Buick Super 4-Dr $1,444.00 ence are yours, George Vander- woman who has 4 to 6 hours 1954—98 Holiday Coupe: Hyd. drive. Power Interestingly enough if two par- Ib 6-room Zeigler oil stove, used A. Edward Ward symbols and pictures instead of whooping cough might be delayed 39 Meulen, Auctioneer, Phone Dut- spare time each week. Must ties decide to submit their con- 1954 Buick Special 2-Dr $1,244.00 3 months; small radio, 17-in. Also take notice that the foUow- steering & Brakes, Two tone, deluxe ac- words and letters so that the test until later in the year because of 79 ton MY 8-8571. p-10 be able to service route of troversy to an arbitrator they can 1954 Plymouth Savoy 2-Dr. $ 949.00 television, table model. Trailer ing will be submitted to the regis- can be given to children too young the low incidence of these three Automatic Dispensers, cessories limit the powers of the arbitrators toilet stool, new. Double coil tered qualified electors of said to read. diseases In Michigan, SWEET SIXTEEN # ^ 1954 Ford Custom V8 4-Dr $ 888.00 1955—88 Holiday Coupe: Hyd. drive, Radio, in any manner, for the arbitra- spring mattress: 3 chairs, 3 Business is set up for you. school district at said annual elec- In the 1956-57 school year, the The department added that im- tor's powers are derived solely 1953 Chrysler N Y. Dlx. 4.Dr $1,083.00 small tables, dish cupboard, Your income starts at once, tion: Heater, Tutone Red and White, White- Massachusetts test was given in munizations should not be given to WELL DRILLING from the submission agreement. 1,596 schools by 9 technicians em- 1953 Plymouth Suburban 2-Dr $ 861.OU jugs, cans, some dishes, small Fiuducls, used daily by men 'Shall the county school district Happiest persons who show signs of Illness, wall tires In the proceedings in arbitration ployed by either local schools or OLEOMARGARINE OlSI.OO 2 - 3 - 4 - INCH WELLS oil cans, hub caps, electric women and children. of Kent County, State of Michigan, Complete text of the depart- 1953 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe_..$ 787.00 1950—88 4-Door: Hyd. drive. Radio, Heater the procedural rules used in courts local health departments, None sold to dealers cleaner, all kinds of pipes, fit- come under the provisions of Vacation ment's recommendations was as 1953 Plymouth Cranbrook 4-Dr. $ 742.00 EXPERT REPAIRING Your income should net up to need not be applied. But witnesses me siaie heallli drpciiiiiic-nt follo%v3: tings, silver ware, geraniums Sections 309 to 327, inclusive, of 1951 Olds 4-Door: Radio, Heater Automatic Water Systems — 5200.00 to 5600.00 monthly. To can be and are sworn in by the plays several roles in the vision "The Michigan Department of 1952 Chevrolet Dlx. 2-Dr $ 479.00 20c each. Roy Chipman, second the school code of 1955, which are PURfc HOME RENDERED FRESH Sales and Service qualify, you must have 51,345.00 arbitrators and can be compelled screening program. The roles in- Health recommends: house east of Fallasburg Cover- designed to encourage the educa- BUICKS Trips Begin to 52,495.00 cash available. tion of handicapped children: pro- to appear before such arbitrators clude helping local health depart- "1 That the routine Immuniza- ed Bridge, on right. plO 1954 Century 4-Door: Dynaflo, Radio, Heat- TRANSPORTAnON BUYS by subpoenas. ments inaugurate and develop bet- tion of Infants against diphtheria, Chicken Livers ORSON MELLE This Company will extend fin- vided, that any annual property tax levied for administration shall er, Two tone Right Here This whole subject is not com- ter screening programs, supervis- pertussis, tetanus and smallpox be For A$ Low As $10 Down: PHONE TW 7-77M BOTTLE GAS—Clean, safe, best in ancial assistance for expansion, LARD monly known and most folks don't gas service, CaU TW 7-9348 or be limited to mUl, (.5 mUls or 1954 Special 2-Door Hard Top: Radio, Heat'r ing the program when requested, continued throughout the so-called 410 N. Jackson LoweU if desired. know that arbitrators are avail- or Gizzards 1953 Plymouth Hardtop $399.00 TW 7-9983, Bovee Bottle Gas, 212 .005 per cent)?" 1954 Special 2-Door Hard Top: Dynaflo, Tv o training technicians, helping se- poliomyelitis season. For interview in your City, Dated this Fifteenth Day of June, Of course you want your vacation to able and that their decisions have cure examinations and treatment "2 That because of our high 1953 Dodge Hardtop. •. $363.00 E. Main st. c6 tf tone paint, Whitewall tires legal recognition. write, giving your phone no. 1957. be happy and care-free ... a n d the for children with suspected vision percentage of protection against 1952 Plymouth 4-Dr. $388.00 ALUMINUM AWNINGS, patio By order of the Board of Educa- 1953 Super 4-Doof: Dynaflo, Radio, Heater, I'm not suggesting that you defects, and working with parents diphtheria, tetanus and whooping 29' best way fo be assured that your car should use arbitration instead of 1952 Dodge 4-Dr $288.00 covers, wrought Iron, Venetian NATION WIDE SALES tion. and teachers to help them under- cough In older children and with CHICKEN NECKS—S-lb. bag 49c Two tone paint the courts. That depends on you Service blinds, draperies, porch shades, D. A. Wingeier, Secretary will perform all the way is fo have if stand children's vision problems. a very low Incidence of these three 1951 Mercury 4-Dr. $299.00 CO.. INC. and your controversy. But I think FRESH, EXTRA LEAN custom draperies, upholstering, c-9-11 Miss Austin recommended that diseases In Michigan there Is no IS OUR iUSINESS 2322 Big Bend Blvd., CHEYROLETS complefely checked by us. you should know that such a sys- 1951 Ford 2-Dr $277.00 slip covers. Buy direct from each school child in Michigan re- objection to delaying booster doses St. Louis 17. Mo. 1955 4-Dr. Bel Aire: Powerglide, Radio, Heat- tem exists for sealing disputes. 1951 Studebaker 2.Dr $276.00 • Television manufacturer. Phone 422 Ionia, ceive the Massachusetts test every or primary Immunization of older 3 lbs. SI.15 C er, Two tone paint, Whitewall tires, Low Let us check your car from bumper fo (This column is an informational two years. In the off year, a sim- persons until later on In the year. 1951 Plymouth 4-Dr. $193.00 • Radio American VeneUan Blind Mfg. Ground Beef Ib For Rent Rickert Electric service of the State Bar of Mich- pler type of screening can be given, "3 That poliomyelitis vaccina- • Phono Co., or Decorating Center. Ionia. mileage. Real sharp bumper and sfarf you off wifh fresh igan.) 43 1949 Dodge 4-Dr. $ 99.00 she said. The latter method, called tions be conUnued throughout the We Give L&M Green Stamps with Each PurchoM — FREE Delivery on All P8-10 c 11-19 7-ROOM HOUSE, clean newly dec Your General ElecHc clean oil, complete lubricafion. 1946 Chrysler 4-Dr $ ".00 Phone 1132 Cdket Dealer the Snellen test, measures only the so-called polio season. Orders of $10 or More TRUCKING EVERY THURSDAY orated for rent to responsible 1953 PlymouHi 2-Door: Radio, Heater A wedding ring ma> not be as ability to see at a distance and "4 That poliomyelitis vaccine not EVENINGS PHONE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE to Lake Odessa stock sale. Call couple. South LoweU District. Waahers Befrlgeratora 1952 Studebaker 4-Door: Radio, Heater tight as a tourniquet but it sure can be given by school teachers. be given to household contacts of TW 7-K81 - TW 7-M* George Francisco TW 7-7818 Write giving fuU Information, Dryers Bangea does cut down on the circulation. The Snellen test picks up most of a person with acute poliomyelitis. Buy WitU Confldeoce at TW 7-7548 — TW7-9521 c46tf references. Write Bor. 147D. Lo- Water Beaters Phone TW 7-9207 — Evenings TW 7-9849 the rapid changes in vision which "5 That immunizations not be weU. plO We Service GUB Installations! Helm's Texaco Serv. Your best insurance against can- usually show up as a sudden re- given to persons showing signs of THE PEOPLE S MARKET Pbce cer is action. Act by having regu- duction In the ability to see at a Illness." APARTMENT FOR RENT-Un- Display of Market McCORD . . . Classified columas. Here's L Mdi St, Lovtl PI. TW7-922S lar health checkups. Act by giv- distance. fumished, upper, 4 rooms, large 208 Soo. Hudson Stree2 t ing generously to the American "WHERE YOU GET ONLY THE BEST IN MEATS" Jackson Motor Sales where Mr. Buyer and Mr. SeUer WITTENBACH Children should be screened for "Many a husband will question kitchen, bath. CaU Jack Craw- (Formerly Speerstra's) TV get together to solve their every- Cancer Society's 1957 Cancer Cru- vision defects from kindergarten his wife's judgment, but never In 205 E. Mate St., Lows!Phono: TWinoaks 7-7997 day problems of wants and don't ford at TW 7-9201 or Dick Beim Pad Rickert SALES & SERVICE COMPANY sade, D0D6E - PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS ionla, Michigan onward. Miss Austin said. In addi- her choice of a spouse." wants. Phone TW 7-9261, p-10 ers at TW 7-7153. clO Me s 749 W. Main St, LoweU Telephone TW 7-WI7 930 West Nib. Lowtll 11*7-H81 158 Rlvtralde Oriva TELEPHONE TW7 Patronize Ledger Advertisers. Ledger want ads bring results. THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JUNE tl, 1187 were Sunday aftemoon callers of baby of Lansing spent Wednesday South Lowtl West LoweM evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Schmidt of Other Alto News THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH., JUNE 17, 1157 Sunday dinner guests at the Ray- Mrs. Nancy Nordhof Mrs. Melvin Court McCords. Pfaller. ^ Allend Wedding Garden Chib Members Strouse-Wissman Star Corners mond Seese home were Mr. and Ada Community News Mr and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Mrs. Josephine Foote had tho Enjoy Kalamazoo Tour Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McWhinnoy Because of the stepped-up fight Mrs. Ira Blough Mrs. Leon Vaughn and Mary Lou Caledonia were supper guests Last Saturday, June 15, Mr. and misfortune to fall In the Miller MBS. OLIVE RTTTEB —PHONE OR • UK Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDiarmid at- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dawson and Snow Community Alto Community News Wedding Friday and Patty wore Sunday dinner against cancer, led by the Ameri- of Phoenix. Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. tended the Schwader-Lawyer re- children spent Saturday at Lake Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Sher- Mrs. George Ford of Grand Rap- Wednesday moming June 19 a Nursing home Saturday moming Albert Mac Cleery and son, Mrs. S. P. Reynolds A very pretty wedding ceremony and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. can Cancer .Society, one In every Robert Host and family of Grand union Sunday at Bertha-Brock Michigan. m a n Reynolds and Ray Ru- ids attended the wedding of the bus load of happy Garden Club MRS. CLAUD SILCOX—PHONE DNS-TFSL injuring her hip. fsho was taken fo Douglas of BirminRham were Sun- lURTHDAY DINNER HONORS took place in the Alto Methodist Floyd Hunt of Hastings. three cancer patients is being sav- Rapids, M r. and Mrs. Orton Park. Ionia. breckt and sister, Mrs. Laura latter's nephew, Wm. Lawrence members and guests left Alto for Butterworth Hospital where x-rays day afternoon callers of Mr. and MRS. MILES F\SE Gordon Stukkie Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Court were Church Friday evening, uniting In ed. This compares with one in Seese and family and Floyd Fos- Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ingersoll Daley of Grand Rapids were Sat- a trip to Kalamazoo. are being taken to determine Miss Carol McWhinnoy was the Mrs. Francis Shaffer. Sunday callers at the home of Steude and Miss Georgine Mary every four saved a few years ago. ter of Morse Lake, and Mr. and and family of Kalamazoo spent urday supper guests at the Rey- BOWNE CENTER 4 H THE METHODIST CHURCH marriage Miss June Wissman. whether the hip is broken or not. week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kauffman A birthday dinner was served Riles Friday Mrs. Noah Blough were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Wright in Ver- Thclss at the Evangelical Luther- First stop was at the lovely new Mrs. Philip Seese and Larry of IS WELL UNDER WAY daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Wiss- Her niece Mrs. Lock of Detroit Floyd Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Don at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fred Kropf of Grand Rapids. gennes. Sunday with her parents, Mr. and nolds home. an Church of St. Luke In Chicago, home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dy- Alto and Bowne Center and daughters, and Frank Posial Funeral services were held Fri- man. and Dewayne Strouse. son Logan. Mrs. Raymond Seese was Grover Fase Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rittenger and Mrs. Claude Cole. Other Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pfaller and June 11th was the last meeting is in Alto for a few days. She Is Dalman families of Hastings. enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at day in the Jonkhoff chapel in Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cahoon of Illinois. gert on Springbrook Drive, north The Alto and Bowne Center surprised with a lovely birthday visitors were Mrs. Claudia Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Cole spent of Mr. and Mrs. Emest Strouse staying with Mrs. Anna Fairchild. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Loveland Gunn Lake with Mr. and Mrs. In honor of his mother, Mrs. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rittenger and Mr. Steude is the son of Mr. of Kalamazoo. Here the ladles that 4-Hers could join our club. Methodist Churches wish to thank cake and gifts as her birthday was Grand Rapids for Gordon E. Stuk- Saranac were Sunday aftemooif and Alden Vincent of Hastings. of Belding with the Rev. Clifford while getting Mrs. Foote's house- John Holcomb and Marjorie. Mr. Fase. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. girls motored to McBain, Sunday Saturday evening with Mr. and and Mrs. John Steude ot Toledo. were Invited to go all through the At the end of the mooting at the all who helped to make their vaca- attended the reunion of the Class the following day. Mr. and Mrs. kie who died In an auto mirhap callers of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Edwards officiating. hold goods ready to sell. and Mrs. Ken Tobias and family Louis Mulder and son. Dale, Miles to call on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. John Blanding Mrs. Roy Fuller of Hastings and Ohio and the bride's parents are house inspecting the many mod- Bowne Town Hall we had a total tion Church school tho wonderful of 1907 of tho Lowell High school Ashel Thompson were aftemoo.i Wednesday at Michigan St., and Monks. The bride was given in marriage also Mr. and Mrs. Leo Loftus. Fase and daughter, Dlanna. Heuker. and children were dinner guests Sunday the Coles and their daugh- Dr. and Mrs. Otto Henry Thclss em innovations and conveniences. of seventy two members making us week of Inspirational Christian ed- Mrs. Anna Fairchild. son William of which Glenn was a member. visitors. tho East Beltllne. Burial in Ada Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Court by her uncle. Francis O'Rourk. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller spent Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mike ters the Pfallers and Tom Burger of Tokyo, Japan. one of the largest clubs In Kent ucation that It was. and wife called on Mrs. Harold Twenty-eight members and fam- Miss Miriam Alderink of South cemetery. In tho recreation room the Dy- COLBY Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kauffman Birth Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith spent several days last week in of Lowell s^nt the day at Gunn She was attended by her sister, ilies were present for this 50 year] Boston was a Saturday dinner Blanding of Greenville. One of the bridesmaids was the gert's two oldest daughters. Shir- County. The school which was hold this Fairchild at St. Mary's hospital and daughters spent Friday eve- Mr. Stukkie was discharged Miller at Holland Lake. Northern Michigan and Canada. Lake in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joan. Friday evening and found her anniversary which was held on guest at the Freeman Hoffmans Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Stukkie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson spent groom's sister. Miss Karen Steude ley and Llla I^e served punch We have the amount of one hun- past week had an average attend- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Loo Loftus from the Navy two months ago, One day last week Mr. and Mrs. Also visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cole's twenty-fifth wedding anni- The groom's cousin. Richard much improved. She had surgery Saturday at the I-one Pino Inn with helping Susan celebrate her birth- of Costa Mesa, Calif., ai-iounce Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. and Jack Stelnhllber the groom s and wafers. dred thirty-two dollars in our ance of 71. Mrs. Leslie Graham at Hastings. and was living with his parents. Alfred Miller helped Mr. and Mrs. Wyman of Marion. versary. Strouse was his best man and the chicken dinner at one p. m. day. the birth of a son. June 20th. Mr. Frank Leatherman of Caledonia cousin of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was The spacious grounds were al- treasury. A part of tho money Is was the director. 1 about a month ago and until re- Several from this vicinity at- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stukkie. We Ted Ward celebrate their 11th Last week callers of Mr. and Last week Tuesday Mrs. Sey- ushers were Fred Strouse and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier were Stukkie was formerly a resident at their cottage at Green Lake. the best man. Miss Thelss was so viewed and all admired the going to be used for a Roller Ska- Teachers and workers were as cvntly had not shown much Im- tended the chicken barbecue sup- extend sympathy to tho family. anniversary. Mrs. She m Rowland were Mr. mour Dalstra accompanied Mr. Joseph O'Rourk. Mrs. V. L. Watts provement. She will probably be Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and of Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole of Grand given in marriage by her father rambling brook stocked with trout ting party at Bowens Roller Rink follows. Nursery and Kindergarten The highway fatalities in Kent EaH V. Colby — Alfa per at tho Hope Brethren church Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morris were and Mrs. Donald Lowell. Mr. and and Mrs. James Green to Ann played tho Prelude and the tradi- able to go home within a few days. Mrs. Ben Zoet at Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rooker Rapids spent Wednesday and who also performed the ceremony. and flanked by large shade trees in Grand Rapids. Dale was un- Mrs. Rudy Wlttenbach. Lawrence County every year indicate that Friday evening. EGYPT ORANGE HOLDS Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Geo -ge Parson. Mr. and Mrs. Arbor where they spent the day tional wedding processional and Office Phone: UN 8-3961 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Heasley and attended the graduation exercises Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mr. Steude was graduated re- at the rear of the lot. known at tho time of the meeting. Wlttenbach. Norma Wieland; Pri- Thursday, Mrs. Paul Dlntaman. something can be done to save Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier ANNUAL PICNIC Loyal Mullen. James A arron of Grand Rapids, with their sister-in-law, Mrs. By- recessional. She also was accom- daughters spent Sunday evening in Ann Arbor at the University cently from Chicago Northern Uni- Now tho ladles, accompanied by After tho mooting. Barb Henry mary Grades 1 and 2 Mrs. Art Mrs. Gordon Sterzick, Mrs. Wil- human lives in this community and called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miss Connie Place has retumed Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers and Mr. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Mart panist for the soloist. Mrs. Grace Charles I. Colby with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acton Egypt Grange hold the annual ron Green. versity Law School and will soon Mrs. Dygert as guide again board- led the Kroup in singing using our Benedict, Mrs. William Sterzick; liam Sterzick. Mrs. Clare Hainer. elsewhere. Blaser of Lowell Sunday evening. of Michigan last week. Their son to Kalamazoo to attend summer and Mrs. Robt. Hoover and two Simpson of Lowell were Friday Doane of Campau Lake. at Grand Rapids. picnic at Dutton Park last Sun- enter the University Law School ed the bus for a tour passing new song books that our loader, Grades 3 and 4 Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Peter White and Mrs. Harold Office: Ciarksville Mr. and Mrs. George Krebs en- Francis was a graduate and re- school at West Michigan Univer- daughters. supper guests of the Coles. After a brief honeymoon the Mr. and Mrs. I^eon Vaughn and day. There were 68 members and Ledger want ads bring results. at Ann Arbor on a scholarship to some of the most Important Dave Krebs purchased for the club Richardson. Joan Strand; Jrs.. Metternick took 11 Alto children Prejudice is the child of Igno- OW3-3231 Mick tertained with a dinner Sunday ceived the degree of Electrical sity. Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crisler and couple will be nt home in Lowell Mary Lou left Monday moming guests present. A potluck dinner continue his education. Mrs. Steude commcrclal building Installations this year. Grades 5 and 6 Mrs. A. E. Win- to Kalamazoo where they appeared ranee. evening for their daughter. Barb- Engineering. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Place enjoy- where they have an apartment. for their home at Phoenix. Arizona was served at one o'clock. Games Is a graduate of Medical School in the city which included the Reporter, geier, Mrs. Willis Hatch; Music, on tho Channel Three Club House ara Jean's birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson ed an evening out last week STONE CORNERS I H after spending three weeks with were played and all enjoyed a In Chicago and will take her In- Sutherland Paper Co. (largest in Carolyn Meyers Mrs. James Wheeler, Joan Lin- T. V. Program. They all had din- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Krebs. and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- Wednesday celebrating their 30th Stone Comers 4-11 Club held their their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray- very nice time. ternship at University Hospital in the world) and tho Upjohn Co. ton. Recreation Mrs. Vernon Yei- ner at the Canary Restaurant family of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. old Kaechele of Caledonia last mnlversary. third meeting June 15. After a short Truf happlntis hat no price. While mond Seese and other relatives. Ann Arbor. Tho young couple will where there are seventeen acres Baplist Children's ter. Joan Wissman. Luncheon pre- near the Studio. All reported a Harold Krebs and daughters of Attend Reunion Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rittenger business session the members and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough were make their home in Ann Arbor. of buildings and beautifully land- Prayer Meottnir parations Judy Strand and Donna wonderful time. wealth er luccett may proolde a season Eastmont. Mrs. Frank Porter of spent the week end In Flint with guests climbed aboard wagons Sunday supper and evening guests Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rooker scaped grounds. As this week was missionary Wissman. Miss Barbara Bancroft left Sat- of pleasure, lasting joy and happiness if Belmont. Miss Sue Blankama of their daughter and attended the drawn by tractors for a hay ride. at the Ivan K. Blough home at and Mr. and Mrs. James Rooker Logan News Parks viewed wore Kindelbei ger. week the Children's Prayer Meeting Rev. and Mrs. Edwards wore in urday on a western trip with Mr. Giand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. John wedding of their grandson. Don- Drivers were Wallace Benedict a gift from Cod and 1$ received through Lowell In honor the latters son, ettended the Patlneau family re- Mrs. Harold Yoder Bronson. Mllham and Craho Mem- heard an exciting story of Tognla, attendance and helped whon and and Mrs. Floyd Fosburg and son. Krebs and son. David. ald Orway and Clarene Bauer. and Otto Holton. Mark's first birthday. Other guests union at Montrose last Sunday. orial Gardens whore flowers and a boy who lived In India, which where needed. Tho teachers and Gary of Saranac. They expect to felloioship with Jesut Christ, discover It Mr. and Mrs. Leon Vaughn and Mr. Orway is a student at Gen- They stnpp^I nt Coldwater Park were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barber, shrubs grew In great profusion. told of missionaries telling people workers held an evaluation meet- be gone two weeks and are plan- Mary Lou of Phoenix, Ariz, were GAME CALLED AFTER Farm Bureau Meets eral Motors Institute. on the river for a lunch of hot ipllh us this Sunday I "Thm things and son. Billy and Mr. and Mrs. The Dygert Drug Store was one about Jesus In that country. Aft- ing last Monday aftemoon to offer dogs and punch which was really nine stops in many states to see Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and TWELVE INNINGS Logan Farm Bureau was held Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. have I ipoken unto you that your James Barber and sons all of Lo- of the places Included In the Itin- er looking at their missionary their suggestions for improvement world renown scenic marvels Mrs. John Krebs. at the home of Dan Kauffman on Dick Nordhof, jr., were Mr. and good and much enjoyed. well. Heinle's Texaco ball team of erary and here the ladles met Mr. scrapbook, the children prayed for of the school for another year, as which will Include the Black Hills. joy might be full" ' John ISill Linda Green of Alto spent Mon- Friday evening. June 21 with 19 Mrs. Dan Sarver and family and Reporter. Grand Rapids played the Ada Dygert and were shown a very several missionaries and sang well as lay some tentative plans for Yosemite. the great Salt Lake and day evening with Barbara Krebs. members present and several Miss Dorothy Merrlman and fi- Anlne Sinclair Merchants team at Ada Thursday modem and pleasing store with choruses. next year's work. others. They will go as far west as Mr. and Mrs. David Wingeier guests. ance Dwayne Brinks. evening. The score was tied in Scott County Its well planned arrangements and The Alto MYF laid plans for the Denver before turning back to- and daughter. Sharon and son, A film on cancer was shown W. S. C. S. meets at the Alto Young People* Group Youth Is tho best time to bo rich, the sixth inning. As there was colorful displays. This Incident was coming months last Wednesday. First Baptist Church of Alto Bruce with their guests. Mrs. Leo The young people arc going to a and the best time to be poor. ward home. CLARK which was very interesting and Dr. Methodist Church Friday June 28, Interesting to the ladles as tho From now on the choir will meet Grusy and daughter, Frelda of no change In the score at the Beans can 33c Peas E. F. Marquardt, Pastor Bennett of Grand Rapids talked at 2:00 p. m. 2 cans 41c Dygerts are former owners of tho Youth Rally at Delton this Satur- on Wednesday evenings and MYF Chicago spent the week end with end of 12 complete Innings, the Plumbing and and answered many questions 4-H next Monday July 1, meets Sweet Sixteen Much More Alto Drug store and well known day, June 29; they will leave the will meet on Thursday evenings. friends and relatives at Laddy, game was called. which were asked. at the home of Jean and Judy to several of the Club members. church at 6:45. MYF will start at 7 and last un- Ohio. Heating SHOWER HONORS INFANT Mrs, Pike gave information on Strand. Next, lunch at the Bill Knapp til 9 or 9:30. Rev. Edwards will NEW KROGER BREAD HAS the Canccr Clinic In Grand Rap- Oleo 4 lbs. 99c Catsup SON OF LARRY FAULKNERS Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wissman 2 btls. 39c Restaurant which was served In a OBITUARY present a study class for tho first SHEET METAL WORK Ids. were Saturday evening callers of Last year more than 75.000 per- Mrs. Russell Faulkner and Mrs. Sunbeam Al Purpose, or Fresh Wrap private dining room and was dell- part of tho evening around the top- There will be no July meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wieland. sons died of cancer who might Douglas Cook were hostesses at clous. ic, "Fairest Lord Jesus,"; then TW 7-7534 the August meeting will be held MM. Earl V. Colby have been saved by earlier diag- a baby shower last Friday eve- A tour of the Western State tho remainder of the evening will at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Things To Come—Don't worry Precious Brand Coffee 79c Wax Paper Mrs. Inez M. Colby was bom In 309 East Main St. nosis and tr?atment. Fight canccr ning in honor of the new son bom 2 rolls 47c University Campus was the objec- be spent In the worship period and by having a checkup and by giving Kenneth Staid. about trimming off the bottom of tive following the lunch. Many who Lowell Township, April 7. 1883. the fellowship hour of refresh- LoweU (D. Clark, Prop.) Mich. June 14th to Mr. and Mrs. Larry a check to the ACS Cancer Cru- The evening was closed by a your door if it won't clear the car- and departed this life June 14. 1957 Faulkner. The shower was held at had not viewed these buildings In ment and recreation. All young sade. Help save more lives. lovely lunch served by the hostess. pet. A new door hinge on the HERRUD FRANKS 3 lbs. $1.10 several years wore very much sur- at her home in Alto. Michigan at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne U.S. Good BEEF POT ROAST Ib. 42c people are invited to attend! Bring market lifts the door as it's opened prised at the numerous large and the ago of 74 years. Faulkner. Other Logan News HERRUD PICKLE LOAF '/2-lb. 35c SWISS STEAK Ib. 55c a friend! finer flavor20-0z. ! so that the bottom clears the car- On Doccmbcr 24, 1903 she was Rev. and Mrs. Earl Funderburg beautiful additions to the campus, The Bowne Center young adults pet... And, speaking of doors VEAL STEAK Ib. 65c halls housing various departments united in marriage to Earl V. Col- ATTEND FUNERAL OF and family and Mrs. Ida Bradley HERRUD OLIVE LOAF '^ Ib. 35c NE* ISSUE o. "Gomf will also conduct a special sum- BECAUSE IT'S BAKED BY Loaves here's another new product that Places in Michigan" and and also the apartments for stu- by, of Bowne Township. They have FORMER ADA RESIDENT from Ozark Michigan spent the No. 1 PORK SAUSAGE Ib. 37c mer program. The choir will prac- makes sense: A finger guard that HERRUD HONEY HAM '/z -lb. 45c ITS YOURS FREE! Packed dents with families which were the always lived In Bowne Township. tice every other Friday night. On •uv Lowell Area Youth Rally Mrs. Blanche Loveless accompa- week end at David Hoffman's. SMOKED PICNICS Ib. 37c with ideas and information FORMULA "Y" gmrtcm/P can be attached to the door to last word in modem installations. To moum their loss she leaves the Friday night that choir is not nied Mrs. Frankie Loveless and Calvary Brethren Church ob- PORK CHOPS—End Cuts Ib. 47c to help you have more fun Iii3 prevent careless fingers (espec- GROUND BEEF Ib. 49c Now It was time to leave and her husband. Earl V. Colby; two mooting, all the young adults will — PRESENTS — Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dunneback served an anniversary and dedi- in Wonderful Michigan. list New formula "Y"—Hiafs the $e- ially children's) from becoming MORRELL SLICED BACON Ib. 57c after taking Mrs. Dygert back to sons, Charles I. Colby of Alto, J. come together for a time of pro- cation of the new pews on Sunday. GROUND ROUND STEAK Ib. 65c of events, photos and facts of Grand Rapids to Royal Oak to caught between the door and the her home and thanking her and Emerson Colby of Battle Creek; cret of Kroger bread's finer flavor about places to see, things gram and fellowship. attend the funeral of Louis Kings- A fellowship meal was held at frame ... A new shaving brush two daughters, Mrs. Walter R. to do, special tips for the her family for their gracious hos- Alto W. S. C. S. will meet this ... its whiter texture ... why It ley, sr., who passed away last noon after the moming worship. Wieland of Lowell, and Mrs. Jack has a hollow, pliable handle to sportsman. And when you pitality the bus made its way north Friday at 2 p. m. at tho church. Thursday evening. In the aftemoon the greetings Paul of Atlanta: ten grandchil- makes such crisp golden toast. Kroner Sun (Jolt! "iO-oz. loaves irald a tube of shaving cream. drive, keep travel trash in ft to Alto and homo. THE GLASS Mr. Kingsley was a resident of and message was given by Rev. Squeeze the handle and suds fronj dren and five great grandchildren; Mr. and Mrs. Gotlleb Woobor Try it... new low price. Earl Funderburg. a large attend- free Leonard Litter Bag. BREAD 2 for 37c Ada several years ago. He is a immediately at the brush. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Haytor of two brothers John Freyermuth of and Mr. and Mrs. George Welfare ance was at the dedication pro- brother-in-law of Blanche and Precious Grocery Hastings were Sunday dinner Grand Rapids, and Carl Freyer- of Hastings spent Sunday with their gram. G*# yovr* MOUNTAIN Frankie Loveless. Democracy in the world will guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen La- muth of Lowell. Two sisters Jen- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tll- Mr. and Mrs. David Hoffman WE GIVE G&G RED STAMPS — DOUBLE STAMPS ON WEDNESDAYS Gold Medal work better when more people are yer. nie and Addle preceded her in kins. Other Ada News and familj attended a picnic at Miss Mablo Bcrgy retumed home interested in the general welfare 416 North St „ . ln Phone TW 7-7704 death. Besides these she loaves a Mrs. Reuben Neargarth of Iron Holland Thursday with friends. from Blodgett hospital Sunday featuring Mr. and- Mrs. Gardner Collins and less interested in private pro- LoweU DeJiver host of relatives and friends who Mountain is visiting hoi parents, Carrol Porritt and family from Open Evenings 111 10 Also... of Ann Arbor were Sunday dinner fit. where she had surgery a week ago. will always remember her life of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hobbs and Chanute Air Base, Illinois spent guests of her parents, Mr. and She is gaining nicely. love and service to one and all other relatives. Mrs. Henry Fase. the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ellen Stanley of Kansas Is visi- and her years of faithful service FLOUR f Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rosenberg Special Music Porritt. ting cousins. Mr. and Mrs. John Kroner John DeWolf of Florida and sis- sm//M to her church, the Alto Methodist. and Larry and Mrs. Sullivan were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and MERV b ter. Mrs. Guy Rouse, and daugh- Watts of Bowne Center this week. Services wore held at the Roth entertained at dinner Sunday at family were guests of Mr. and THE high octane premium Mrs. Fred Pattlson called on y ter of Port Huron were guests of Chapel, with Rev. Clifford Ed- the R. D. Bancroft home. Mrs. Gene Foster of North Lo- her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Miles Fase last gasoline. wards officiating interment in Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bancroft well on Wednesday night. Only a few days to go! We're nearing the wire! Hllzey of Dutton Tuesday. She A Brass Trio Monday. Hi Bowne Center Cemetery. retumed from their honojmoon In ROSELL Mr. and Mrs. Emie Cusack of found Mr. Hiizey in much bettor Northern Michigan Friday and are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wrlde Clarksvllle and Mr. and Mrs. h alth than he has been of late. Miss Audle Yeiter of Mlshawaka, KROGER-CUT The Melodettes getting settled in their house In were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dlntaman and Ind. was a week end guest of her Adrian Cramer of Grandville were Lowell. They will occupy the house including Mrs. Wm. VanLaan of Allegan. Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Auto Service Sue and Elmer Dlntaman attend- brother. Elmer and family. On Accordionist belonging to Mrs. C. Himebaugh Mrs. Grace Whaley spent the Mrs. Harold Voder. Tune lps — Brake Service Sunday they were joine'd by Mrs. ed the wedding of their cousin, who plans to spend a year in SingSpiration week-end visiting relatives in Kennie and Dennie Hoist were Motor Overhaul Jerry Stone to Sharon Ann Mon- M. A. Watson and all paid a visit Guatemala with her son and fam- THRIFTY ROY ROGERS Grand Rapids. Wednesday guests of Davie Hoff- Vic Clement tague at the 1st Methodist Church to their mother. Mrs. Jennie Yei- wifh ily. Round or Swiss Mrs. Olive Rltter spent Satur- man in honor of his birthday. SH W. Main Phone TW 7-7117 in St. Johns Sunday. ter in the Lowell Rest Home. HOPALONG CASSIDY Hammond Organ day at the home of her daughter Rev. and Mrs. Earl Funderburg Lb. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and family were Sunday supper Lewis Good of Caledonia. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Get your liill Steak CAPTAIN WILSON Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wride Kauffman. PESCHKB CHOICE CENTER CUTS visited Mr. and Mrs. Lem Gross Danny Paul Funderburg is spend- MELANIE LAWRENCE JULY of Grand Rapids: also celled on ing a few days at the Harold Yoder SfjWnq 2e.66&cf Queepshkss SLICED BOLOGNA /^ib. pkg. 29c Mr. and Mrs. Louis WrHe in home while his parents Rev. and Grand Rapids. Mrs. Earl Funderburg are attend- Pork Chops SOUTHERN STAB JON RANDALL Mrs. Louis Mulder and Mrs. ing a Conference at Benin Springs Miles Fase and daughter Dlanna Mr. and Mrs. Phil Seese and 5-lb. can $4.19 6 Larry had Sunday dinner at the CANNED HAMS 79^ MRS. BLAKE attended the wedding reception ONE NIGHT ONLY of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Weeks last Ray Seese home. Saturday at the home of the HOMESTEAD ROSE BOWL bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Do you know that every four PARADE Lowell 4-H Errol Osbom of Lowell. minutes someone Is saved from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schultz of canccr? This year about 150,000 Exhibition Bldg. Grosse Point were Sunday eve- Americans will be saved from Lbs. ROSE BOWL ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank cancer, says the American Cancer GAME 7:45 P. M. Richardson. Society. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Betting Tops Cancer NOW while we still have a fine EVERYONE In 1955 the American Cancer So- Miles Fase were Mrs. Robert ciety raised $26,000,000 for its selection of new Fords in stock! MICH. STATE BAND WELCOME Granstra and granddaughter Jo- MargarineMULTI-PURPOS E BAKING MIX fight against man's crudest dis- ann of Harbor Springs. Bales Have Been Terrific—but we still have ease. Yet in that same year two 40-oz. pkg. 39c Mrs. Anthony Ortowski and Mrs. BISQUICK and a half billion dollars was spent enough of a selection so that you'll have no BANQUET BEEF. CHICKEN AND TURKEY Alice Myers attended the VFW SWANSON BEEF. CHICKEN AND TURKEY ALL SEATS FREE on legal betting on horse racing. trouble picking the Ford right for you! convention in Grand Rapids last 100 times as much as that spent each 49c week. 1 Brawny beauty that know how to wort-U* hl|h-stytad Camao Carrier I TV DINNER 41°r on the cancer fight. MEAT PIES $1.00 NOW while we're really pouring it CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE on to send Ford's sales lead even farther out frontl Choice of gas-saving 6 or Hard-working pickups that know high-performance V8*! 10-Lb. We've been known to make concessions before, More usable load space—no but never like this! Anything we can do to push mWi m inboard wheelhousings! Bag... m Ford's sales lead even farther along, we'll do/ how to save... both Chevies Husky bodies with hardwood mmm floors ... steel skid strips. Potatoes B NOW while our salesmen are in hot CALIFORNIA VALENCIA B« iurs tc see ether rh»»vy CALIFORNIA ICEBERG HEAD competition for big prizes... and pickups with the new 98-Inch ORANGES dozen 49c will stop at nothing to win theml box or the extra-big 108-Inch box-and the new 4-Wh«»el Lettuce CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS Our salesmen are competing tooth and nail to Drive models with G.V.W. rat- H, win big prizes in a national sales contest. They're ings up to 7400 pounds! GRAPES feally anxious to do right by you. You can't miss! *Opllonal al oxlra cost. -23C KROGER 13 EGG RECIPE NOW while your car can get you a record-high trade-in! Giant Cake Chances are, you've never been offered the trade-in anywhere that we're willing to make you now during our Spring Selling Sweepatakee. Each...

W BIRDSEYmm E FROZEN r.ojtr, Angel Food THEY DIDN'T PHONE AHEAD FOR RESERVATIONS ORANGE JUICE 4goz - 69c NEW ERA s SLICES OR HALVES Vacations are supposed to be fun. And making you're vacationing, telephone ahead for reserva- POTATO CHIPS Mb. big 69c pure of comfortable accommodations is the first tions, before you leave home or from handy Pub- lull nwr m n* a a mw IM «^9i I Only franchissd Chevrolet dealers PchevroutJ Tasti-Dlet Peaches 303 can 29c step. A Long Distance call to hotel, motel or lie Telephones along the way. You can call places display this famous trademc-K resort will assure your family's comfort. When a day's drive away for less than a dollar. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED Your Friendly Lowell Kroger — on the Comer of Main and Vergennes. Open 9 to 6 Men. thru Thurs. Jay Bolens Ford, Inc HOTTI MM mort popudr pkkap hi AatrM 9 to 9 Fri. and Sat. SAFE LIGHTED AND PAVED PARKING FOR OVEP_ 50 CARS MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY CHEVROLET DEALER FORD —MERCURY SALES & SERVICfc LOWEU. MICH. •It THE LOWELL LElHiKH, LOWKU.. MICH., JI NE 27. 1WJ Annual Festival Sunday First '57 Fair Bowens Wejfy Married July 2, 1907 Obtain New Minister for Miss Delaney Wed At St. Robert's Church Gdilee lapHst Church Features Races Mr. and Mrs. William Delaney Miss Osborne Weds Lyle Weeks The St. Robert's church of Ada Rev. and Mrs. Donald Walker announce the marriage of their is holding their annual festival this Two days of top harness horse have taken over the pastorate of daughter, Maureen, to Roger Lnch- Sunday stalling at noon and last- races are Included In Michigan's Galilee Baptist Church of Sara- niet. son of Mr. and TVlrs. Wil- ing until 5:00 p. m. lirst fair this year. The Lake Odes- nac. They ccme well recommend- liam Lachnlet, of Route 1, Clarks- vllle, Saturday, June 22. A ham dinner is being served, sa fair July 3 to 6 is Uv* kick ed and enthused «n their work. Maureen Is a graduate ol Lo- and other entertaining features off of the 1957 fair season and Rev. Walker states, "We are here well High School In the class of have been planned for the entire top harness racing is incjuded. to serve the people of the com- 1956 and is employed in the office family, young and old. Good purses have attracted nunity and please feel free to call of Dr. H. R. Mueller. Martin J. Frahm is general Michigan's best in trotters and on us at anytime, as we are al- Mr. Lachniet Is a graduate of chairman with Carl Peters as vice- pacers. ways ready and willing to help." the class of 1953 in Lake Odessa. chairman and Gerald F. Witte sec- Races are the fourth of July and They reside at 572 Main St. Sara- The young couple will reside at retary. the fifth of July on a real good and nac. their farm home near Clarksvdle. Susie Kruer and Florence Vande- well maintained Lack al the Lake Rev. Walker received his A.B. Peerle are in charge of the dinner Odessa fair. degree from Wm. Jennings Bryan WEST UHVELL U. B. CHURCH preparations and planning, and July .5—I II Day University, Dayton, Tenn. and his SCHEDULES GUEST SPEAKER Mrs, Florence McVoy will be in 4-H Clubbers will have a night B.D, from Grand Rapids Baptist charge of the dining tacilities and Theological Seminary, He Is ex- The West Unveil United Brethren of their own at Lake Odessa's church will have a special guest service. July 3rd to 6th Fair. perienced in religious work, and Others working on the entertain- as a youth counselor and athletic at their 11 0 clock services next The big evening's event will bo Sunday moming- Rev. Perry A. ment are: director. Mr. Walker has also shared with everyone as a part of Temple of the Bible Meditation Raymond J. Reybum, Yvonne Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Bo wen of Edmore will observe their served as chaplain of the State July 5th, Friday evening s enter- League, will speak on his work. DeGreen, Kileen Stevens. Raymond tainment in fronl of the grand- OoldiMi WeddbiK Anniversary Sunday afternoon, June 30. with an Reformatory In Tennessee. This League prints Bibles in 90 W. Moore. Robert Kruer. Robert stand. It's Ionia County's 4-H Share open hoM«e at their home from i to ft o'clock, Mrs. Itnwcn Ih the Mrs. Walker received her A.B different languages and distributes E. Wotell. Ethel Vander Warf, the Fun Festival which has grown former Ellzalieth (ielijer, and lived In thN area before her mar- degree from Calvin College, Grand them throughout the worUi Robert J. McCormick, Richard Q over the years to IH? reco^nl^ed ri*ge, July 1, 1007. at the Lowell McthodNt parftonage. Rev. Hrady Rapids and expects to start work- O'Brien, Robert DeGreen, James as a top youth talent show in the WM the offlelatlnK pastor. The Bon ens lived on a farm near Sar- ing on her Master's degree. She Boylon, Paul Roy, Dorothy Neu- county. anac In Keene township until June 22, l»IO, when they moved to has served as Dorm Mother at becker. The youth are also putting on a Edmore to make their home. They have three children, Mrs. John Youth Haven and has taught in Louis A. CorsigMa is chahvnan saddle horse show of drills and Topp of Lowell, Lloyd of Flint and Lester of lonla. tho Math department at Union CLOSED of publicity and advertising. tricks with their horses. High School, Grand Rapids. For Vacation! Moose SoftboH RecorH Richord Lompkin Gives COMING EVENTS We WiN be Closed Safety First Now 5 Wins, 2 losses Report on His Anolysis Frozen Jam For Vacation Cheerful Doers will meet in the The Moose sofiball team ran its Of May Milk Marketing JULY 4,5,6 & 7 Congregational Parish house on winning streak to 4 games by win- Richard Lampkln is now on the Is Very Good! Monday evening. July 1st. Mrs. For Happier ning 2 games the past week. Last Detroit Sales committee ot the Jam In the freezer- that's an Ann Harding is chairman of the Tuesday night tho Moose unloaded For Emergency Michigan Milk Producers Associa- easy way to provide jam for the committee. some heavy hitting to trounce Alto Flower Service Boating Trips tion, and prepares a monthly report family, says Eleanor Densmore, by tho score of 13 to 3. MIm Errolyn OHlMtrno became the bride »f Lyle Week*, Sat- The monthly meeting of the Con- Boat safety can mean the dif- of market conditions, a copy of county home demonstration agent. Call Saranac 4261 The Moose made 12 hits with urday, June 32, at the (' RHINO YOUR PROPERTY man Company. I have enjoyed very Beef Cows up to $15.75 cwt. Take a chance on paper-thin tires. SO RARE were down 62 per com and egg IKSURANCi UP TO DAT! much working for you and with the Beef Bulls up to $18.50 cwt. Jimmy Dorsey Runciman Company while acting Don't bother maklnc reservations, type chicks were down 6 per cent Feeder Cattle from $10.50 to $18.50 cwt. from a year ago. This presents a as manager of the Farm Imple- BYE BYE LOVE Stay out In the sun too lung the first day on the different picture than the national ment Division. Hogs 1 up to $21.00 cwt. Everly Brothers beach. one in that the hatch of broiler After July 1st, I will be em- Sows up to $16.75 cwt. ployed with the Massey-Harris Fer- Forget al! about checking Insurance coverage of FOL'R WALLS chicks was up 1 per cent and egg guson Company and direct my ef- Feeder figs from $8.50 to $21.00 each such thinRs as protecting; your home against fire Jim Lowe type down 14 per cent. fort1; toward preparing for the re- Horses from $51.00 to $77.50 each or storm, your personal property aKulnst loss or A release from Washington stat- TEENAGER'S ROMANCE •ponsibili'v a-. Service Manager in theft, or you and your loved ones from accidents. ed that the secretary of agri- Saddle Horses from $47.00 to $102.50 each Ricky Nelson culture is urging turkey producers the new Michigan Branch located on Filley Street In Lansing. Ponies from $105.00 to $150.00 each OIJ) CAPE COD lo reduce production for the re- mainder of this year before they Again many thanks and good Pattl Page run into depressed prices. luck to you. SALE STARTS AT 8:00 P. M. FREIGHT TRAIN The hatchery report for May was RvprMtntmg clO Cliff Loesch The tale has the largest number ot buyers paying the high- Rusty Draper about the same as it was a year IOWA HARDWARE MUTUAL est market prices for your livestock. ago, and the number of heavy CARD OF THANKS Valoable Free Gilt given away at 9:00 o'clock every Mon- Open Saturday Night breed poults is running about 3 I wish to thank my friends and day night. Must be present to win. Have a Happy Vacation , do just million more than the same months relatives for the cards and flowers You are always woloome to attend the sales every Mon- a year ago. sent to me during my recent ill- day even thongh yon do not have anything to sell. the opposite of all the above, and come in RITTENGER ness, We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on Monday, the Radio Service INSURANCE SERVICE clO Mrs. Vem Bryant Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday and the Fremont Sale on Friday. and check with us before you leave. Science Attacks Cancer The nerves of a South American til W. Mala. Lowell TW 7-tMt For piompt and ooprteoas irnddng service —call E. Cook, Company cockroach and the sexual cycle of CARD OF THANKS phone OR e-^fSSAila. ponded for yonr protection. R. G. CHROUCH a hedgehog have suggested valua- Thanks to all my friends and It you got it here, it's gotta ble research clues about cancer. neighbors for their many kindness- RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES The ROLLINS Agency be good! \rt Steward RAVENNA, MICHIGAN J. Pan] Herman Every branch of modem science Hartford Fire es while I was at Mary Free Bed Nt E. Main St Ph. TW 7-M75 Auctioneer Manager 836 W. Main It., Lowell — Ph. TW 7-9325 is engaged in cancer research, the liuuranct Company and Blodgett hospital. 1 American Cancer Society says. £ clO Richard Wassink