LEDGER UP and ENTRIES ELLL

Being a Collection of Various Topic* of Local and FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN. AUGUST 1, 1940 No. 12 General Interest

HOME TOWN AFFECTION Showboat Delegation EOPLE do not always real- 4-H Club Fair ize how deep are the ties of On Radio Program Paffection which exists between The Lowell high school baAt, themselves and their home town. numbering 53 members, was tft Great Crowd Welcomes They often take all the pleasant Cash Premiums guest of the Lowell Board of Trade features and friendships of their and the Lowell Showboat at the home circles rather lightly, as If ball game last Saturday In Detroit. these things were not very Impor- Accompanying the band were fl5 tant. Yet when they go away Over $1,000 The George R. Lundberg resi- Lowell business and professional from these places, may of these dence which Is being constructed men. folks feel pangs of homesickness Big Event Opens Here On on West Main street is well under All were on hand in front of the Ninth Lowell Showboat for years, and are never • quite way and Interior plastering Is about Michigan theatre in Detroit at 12:45 to appear on the Harry Hell- (By K. K. Vining) reconciled to the loss of all these August 21 and Runs ready to begin. It Is expected that man "Fan-on-the-Street" radio pro- pleasant and beneficial activities the new home will be ready for oc- Column StartH Second Year For Three Days cupancy in the early fall. The gram broadcast over the Michigan and relations. house is of beautiful design and Radio network. This week's column ends a year It would be fine If we could Premium books are being mailed will have every modern con- C. H. Runclman, Interlocutor of of column writing for this county realize better in our dally life how this week to 1500 Kent County 4-H venience. the Showboat, answered many agent. The Inspiration came a year close these ties of affer.tlon are. Club members, leaders and others questions about the Showboat and ago In June when he heard Schuy- If we did so realize them, we would Interested In the 6th annual event E. C. Foreman expects to start the program given at the Showboat ler Marshall, of St. Johns, In a talk give more time to the good causes to be held at Lowell August 21, 22, construction work within the next performance. The entire group to agricultural extension folks re- of our home town, and It would and 23. two or three weeks on his new home sang "Here Comes the Showboat." mark that any county agent should be a pleasure to give effort and More than J1000 Is offered In cash on the 28-acre tract In the west part be able to write a good column a thought to maintaining Its useful premiums this year which Is an In- of town, known formerly as Watts week out of his every day work. activities. crease over previous years.* Hill. The house will be of English We decided to try it and a year Livestock club members are busy colonial design about 70 feet In Runciman Shows ago this next week the first copy BACK TO THE OLD JOB grooming cattle, hogs, eheep, swine length, two stories high In the mid- wa^ sent out. dle with sweeping wings at each tt. t HAuaTt are your sentiments colts.... fo. r the.. . fairu . • . We wondered what to call the end. The site is a picturesque ono Way to Problem \\ 7 „„ ft-nm n vn exhibits will be In place on column. Our office secretary, Mrs. and the new home will be a valuable W cation and "ake hold of »• ***** The state social welfare commis- Frances Sattlcr, suggested. "Up Judges Wednesday• morning, Aug- acquisition to the town's assets. old Job again? Do you rebel a sion is divided on the question and Down Kent County Roads," ust 2l8t. Exceptions are baked of little when you have to put on n..n»» i. whether It can finance relief and that name has been used. goods, which should be In place by Great worn Is being carried on . .. ._ .. ,, the harness and pull the load 1 th ,e ln Some weeks It has been a trial Wednesday morning at 11:00 o'- among the Boy Scouts In Kaiama-l " " 7^ ' ^ ^ennlum again, nnd if the harness rubs on zoo by Herman F. Jones, president!ror 750,000 annually, the sum to find the time to write bat we clock. note that in writing this way there the sore spots? Open classcs In grains, veg- of the Kalamazoo Office and School «PProp«ialed by the 1939 leglsla- tu for th urre t is no putting it ci f. There should be a feeling of etables, canning, household arts, Servlce, Inc. He U the son af Mr. " . * ? " blennlu"^ Ch l rn an W lt r F Grl nd The column has caused us to happiness when one returns from flowers, and livestock are offered and Mrs. Frank Jones of Fallas-i ® i l » >! - " » a vacation to his home in a good burg. On August 9 Mr. Jones plans CommlsBioner M. Clyde Stout assert- observe more closely the goings on In addition to the 4-H club classes. ed th town like Lowell. Even If we have to take the Eagle Scouts on a trip «t 18.750.000 a year would see of farm folks and doings In tin Cash prizes are also awarded in e eeen grander places with more down the Montreal river canyons tol^" counties and the state through county. We have tried to watch these classes. th advantages, we should realize that Batchawana Bay, through the e two-year period. Commisiion- the current farm papers and other All 4-H Club Judging Is on the er8 the frlenshlps and intimate ties Danish system or by groups. This rugged country which Is primeval ! C. Christian and Louis publications that come to our office which one makes In such a com- method gives credit to the young- much of the way. Keep up the good | C. Mirlanl said they are Just as for Items that we feel might inter- work, Mr. Jones. 'certain It would not. munity are worth more than any ster who really does a Job of fitting est farm folks. — I Commissioner C. H. Runclman Interesting Night Scene Shows the Robert E. Lee After Dropping Anchor at the Showboat Stage. splendors can be. Anyone who and getting an exhibit ready. This Generally we write six to eight The hottest place In town the'declares that 18.750,000 will be suf- has a Job should thank the Lord Is particularly true of livestock pages of paper "copy". Mrs. Batt- past two weeks has been the Diesel .ficient, "provided that the leglsla- for It, In a time when many have where a well fitted animal might ler types It to about two pages eijgine room of the Lowell Munic-|ture provides funds for the 30,000 not been able to sell their ser- not be of good type. This method 21 Great Acts Feature 2-Hour Show double spaced and has It in the ipal light and power plant where I persons waiting to draw old age mall on Friday afternoons. vices to the world. also means that every club member the temperature remains around HE LOWELL SHOWBOAT again retained Its talned before. The Dorothy Byton Girls also gave assistance. The Kent County rural papers gets a ribbon or card award and a 120 degrees all day long. A man Is weather luck when the big annual show got un- the show a gaiety and life that have been lacking in THE THIRD TERM ISSUE cash premium. A commission spokesman said that have been nice about printing It required to be on duty there all the Runclman's plea for transfer of T der way last night under a clear July sky. A previous years. Other star acts were Earl Parch- Judging of all exhibits will be in One paper outside of the county rPHE ISSUE of a third term for time the engines are running. The the elderly from relief rolls to record-breaking, cheering throng was on hand to ment, famous radio star; the Morlok quadruplets in charge of members of the exten- uses It. any president Is going to be low condition of the water at the age assistance was based on the pre- greet Robert E. Lee DC as the 90-ft. craft made a an ail new revue, and the Fritz family. sion staff at Michigan State Col- We hope you readers have en- settled this year once and for all. dam north of town has made It mise that upwards of 4.000 persons graceful swing around Cat-tall Point and pulled up The newly-developed finale was one of the high- lege. Jo P - People wishing premium books 8Ure ln writ,n one thing settled In this unsettled 15 hours every day to supply the the other form of aid. Every person in the audience agreed that decora- of "God Bless America" and were Joined by the i 8 ^ Should you have or extra entry blanks may have an world. If President Roosevelt growing power needs of Lowell and tion chairman William Christiansen, who has decor- chorus, six endmen, and all of the acts In singing the | >' comments on Items you think the same by writing K. K. Vining, The spokesman said that about wins his third election, the objec- vicinity. J800,000 Is spent annually to care for ated the eight preceding replicas of the Robert E. chorus. It seemed that every person was sorry when |would be of Interest, send them 201 Y. M. C. A. Bldg.. Grand Rapids. the show ended. In. tion to such a continued term will that number on relief, which the Lee, had outdone himself this year. The boat was Mich. The six endmen and fheir songs were as follows: | And so we are off for the second doubtless disappear. If he Is beat- Jokes, Jests, Jabs and Jibes Just by fedrt-al government would match decorated in red, white and blue metal foil with en. it will be very many years Jeff: Summer Is that time when specially designed shields. A patriotic theme was Walter J. Kropf, back on the Showboat after a three- year. before anyone else tries It again. radio comedians take a vacation and S"'to^oW^lV^lsT^^K^ carded through the entire event. The glittering foil- year vacation, sang "Oh, You Beautiful Doll"; Cli^t let their old Jokes rest.... Now that' t0 0,d age »>»"- Hall rendered "If You Knew Susie"; Ted Dlott, One party says that If a man eaus. covered boat was brilliantly lighted and it was indeed A Real Log Cabin Camp a spectacle to behold. Grand Rapids police officer, offered "My Sunny is doing well, he should be kept Big ParueD Fair Scotland has banned elopements a fellow simply has to be sensible. .. . Tennessee"; Geo. Pappin gave forth with "Pick Me Up 4-H Club Camp construction on the Job. Opponents say that Captain Frank Stephens and Chief Engineer R. "They help a surplus by sponsoring and Lay Me Down in Dear Old Dixieland"; John Roth work at Bostwick Lake is far If a man in given a third term, B. Starkey, with eight years' experience behind them, a cotton wardrobe," says Lyle Bovee whose song was the famous "Ma, She's Making Eyes enough along so it Is beginning to he might seek a fourth or a fifth, piloted the boat around the sharp curve with the why not give the corn farmers a Keep Mail Boxes At Me"; and the new endman of the year, Forrest look like a real log cabin camp. and that no one man should have Thursday, Aug. 8 gracefulness of an ocean liner. Immediately upon break and use cob pipes?" ... "I Buck, who sang "Dapper Dan." All concrete work, walls and all the power which such contin- landing. Step Wharton and his famous 13-piece col- have often wondered," ponders Wil- The members of the Showboat chorus are: Misses floors, for eight cabins are finish- ued authority gives him. The ored band took their places on the stage, and to the Seating Capacity Greater bur Burras "what would happen if tune of "Are You From Dixie?" the chorus, number- Bonnie Hale, Phyllis Mourer, Helen Cahiil, Mary ed. Walls are up for four cabins. American people will say which they would sculpture a statue of a in Proper Shape Kent, Shirley Bannan, Florence Reynolds. Janice Roofs are on two. Another is view is right. Than Ever Before ing 70, streamed onto the stage and (he 1940 Show- statesman with his mouth open." Unsightly rural mall boxes de- boat was on. Denny. Peggy Brezlna, Betty Brezina, Lottie Gelder- ready for roofing material and the Piauis are well under way for the tract from the natural scenic beau- t ! ui. «-.u . r-. t » i. i_ . .sma, Berenice Mullen. Mary Darby, Jacqueline fourth for rafters. Logs are cut Lighting Chairman F. J. McMnhon who has beeniFahrn| Cieone Collins, Louise Swartz, Helen Rogers, SONG OF THE CRICKETS annual Parnell chicken supper, A novel method of destroying ty along highways and are not a for three more cabins. tryinng to meet the problem of lighting the Showboat LuciIle A1exander, Gracia Haysmer, Mary Sterken. fair and homecoming to be held at and chasing out rats is being used credit to owners of attractive hon By early fall It Is expected that TN THE GREAT concert of na- stage properly, has accomplished his purpose this Virginia Conant, Lois Aitenberger, Margaret Hughes, Parnell, Thursday, August 8. around town by Art Johnson of served through the boxes. Rural ture, a kind of monotone ac- year. After consultation with Westlnghouse officials Betty Dorrin, Lorna Roudabush, Juliet Miller, Fran- all walls and roofs will be com- Many new improvements have Beiding who has been using 16 mail boxes which are not properly companiment Is played by the a new high-power spotlight, three narrow beam ces Bralen, Edith Roth, Charlotte White. Phyllis pleted and as much more work as been made among «r« the trained Fitchets, more commonly erected or which are not In good, Iloodltghts. and two half-mile spotlights are focused cheerful llttls Insects known as known as the European polecat, an Mler, Virginia Demorest, Iris Slayton, Betty De- possible finished. erection of a loud speaker system serviceable condition retard the on the center of the stage making it possible for the crickets. It seems to Indicate a animal that resembles a mink, to morest, Mildred Barnes, Maryelien Curtis, Mesdames When finished no county will which will announce table va- delivery of mall and expose It to spectators to witness every detail of each act. The certain content with the harvest go through buildings Infested with George Pappin, Clint Hall, George Arehart, A. R. have a better located or arranged cancies thus doing away with the damage from the elements. lighting of the boat itself with its multicolored re- of the summer, as indicating that rats and drive them out and kill Smith, Clarence Speaker, George Hale and Arnold camp. There are enough logs on even the littlest creatures have disadvantage of having to stand In It Is the desire of the U. S. volving lights which are reflectsd against the silver hand to finish the eight cabins line for so great a length of time. them. These animals are rare In Kreuger, Russell Cazier, Bruce Llnsday, Lee Shear, found satisfaction. In many lo- Post Office Department to en- coating of the boat was the work of Byrne McMahon. and to make a good start cn a A place has been provided on the Michigan, Johnson having the only Robert Flynn, Ivan Shear, John Phelps, Walter 1 calities the crickets will probably courage patrons of the rural de- President Floyd Miller of the Michigan Press As- mess hall. grounds where the chicken will be ones that are registered with the Gumser, Harold Semerly, Arthur Speaker, Morris be regarded as a nuisance, and livery service to provide entirely sociation, City Manager Sophus Johnson, represent- fried and a dutch oven has been Conservation Commission. The ani- Slayton, Allan Demorest. Charles Demorest, Arnold The camp will be used by agri- consuming food needed by men and suitable mall receptacles and to ing Mayor George Welsh of Grand Rapids and erected for biscuit making so that mal omits a strong odor which the Krueger, Howard Kyser, Robert Fineis, Robert cultural and hoi~e extension groups animals. rats do not like. erect them In such manner that Secretary of State Harry F. Kelly were introduced Si'.er, Roy Kyser. and the rural Congrega!;onal chur- food can be served hot and to avoid they will be accessible to the at this point. All complimented Lowell for the in- The strange little eong of the waiting. The program included 21 acts, and the entire ches in the Grand Rapids area. cricket is usually created by rub- Postmaster F. J. Hosley calls at- carrier and present a neat appear- genuity and skill shown in developing one of Mich- show was played by the Step Wharton orchestra The logs used In the construction The menu for the supper is; igan's outstanding evening entertainments. Also bing his file like wing against a tention to the fact that many pat- ance. It Is especially desireable which offered two outstanding numbers, "Wham" by work were ditxtarded power line Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, present was Secretary Gene Alleman of the Michigan I scraping surface of the opposite biscuits and gravy, salads, pickles, rons still continue to address mail that the boxes be maintained In the entire band, and a number by the bass violin poles given by the Consumers Press Association. player who succeeds in making a bass fiddle do wing. One Idea is that the crick- cake, coffee or Iced tea. to post offices which have been such condition that they will prop- Power Company. ets sing six weeks before the discontinued, in some cases for sev- erly protect mail placed therein, From this point, Admiral C. H. Runciman, mas- everything but talk. The seating capacity has been In- (Continued on page 8) first frost. The chirping of the eral years. Some of these discon- that the names of box owners be ter of ceremonies extraordinary, carried through the There are three more grand nights ahead and all creased so that It is possible to two-hour program with machine-gun-like rapidity. crickets seems to say that sum- tinued Include Kelloggsville, Par- Inscribed on the side of the boxes are confident that Robert E. Lee DC will go down serve 500 at one time. A Plymouth The show. Judged by gaiety, entertainment and mer Is drawing toward Its end, nell, Moseley, Elmdale, Alaska. Al- visible to the carrier as he aproach- in history as a first star event and one that will be car will also be given away. beauty, far surpassed any of its predecessors. Head- that human life has to fortify ton, Cascade, Cutlervllle and Fallas- es them, and that the boxes hard to match. The object of this annual affair liner Eddie Peabody completely lived up to his world- itself against ths storm* of winter, is to finance an accredited high burg, all of which are now served and their supports be kept painted. Governor Luren D. Dickinson, accompanied by Old Sol's Rays wide reputation—that of being the outstanding three grand-nieces, will be aboard the Lowell Show- and get ready tc endure hard- school, which Is a very worthy in most cases on R. F. D. routea Patrons who have non-approved musical personality on the American stage today. boat this evening. The Governor will be in the pilot | ships and deprivation. cause. from other towns. Be sure to as- boxes of top-opening, revolving- certain the proper address before He not only lived up to his reputation of being the house and be at the wheel as the Showboat rounds Do Double Duty door, or other type are not re- banjo king but offered a brand of showmanship that dending out mail, advises the post- quired to discard them, provided Sawdust Island. The Governor will be introduced by had never before been witnessed in this section of The extreme heat which had pre- TEAMING UP tl NATIONS master. that they have been In use by the M. B. McPherson, Lowell's own candidate for gov- the country. ernor. Governor Dickinson together with C. H. vailed here and throughout the ^TWENTY-ONE republics of ths fine Grows Short present owners for several years The Stevens Brothers, with their wrestling bear, The next big event after the Runciman and N. E. Borgerson will be guests of country for seven days and nights American hemisphere met at and are maintained in good service- nearly stole the show with their knock-about slap- Showboat will be the annual Par-. i condition. However, any Mr. McPherson at a six o'clock dinner preceding the reached a climax last Thursday | Havana a few days ago, trying to ab e stick comedy. The Singing Marines added a new show. The governor's nieces have such admiration when thermometers read 90 In the fix up some program by which nell fair and homecoming next boxes not of the present standard On Half Year Tags Thursday afternoon and evening, quality to the chorus, the six gentlemen with their for the Showboai performance that they will return shade and in more exposed places this continent can render itself type which are of such design that August 8. The proceeds from the lady giving the entire show a refinement never at- another night to watch the show from the stands. 112 degrees and even higher. I proof against economic, political, Harry F. Kelly. Secretary of they cannot be properly served by The heat was so bad in the after- fair and supper are for a most the carrier from his vehicle or I and military aggression. With State, calls attention to the fact worthy cause, viz: the support of noon that one or two of our local which are not In such condition great nations across the sea not,that there are still close to a half Parnell's splendid high school. plants shut down. Even the brick that they will protect mail from satisfied to stay at home where million motorists in Michigan op- Prom Rev. J. W. McNeil we learn pavement In one place on East damage by the elements should Peter Mulder New Methodist* Announce they belong, the nations of Amer- eratlng with first half year auto II- tha_ t preparations for the big sup- Heads State Educators Main-st. bulged up over a space lea should look at their fences and cense plates which expire at mid-[per which will be'attended by':many be replaced with boxes of approved . . Uuest Preacher* covering several square feet but 011 up their trusty shooting Irons, night. August 81st. I hundreds of people will include two type. Boxes, regardless of type, this damage was repaired the next should, of course, be of such design The pulpit of the Methodist day. It would seem good Judgement 'Full year plates have been on tons of chickens, 500 dozen of buns, Legion Commander Church will be occupied by guest and in such condition that there Thundershowers accompanied by also for Uncle Samuel, as the rich- Bale at half price In all our offices 600 dozen of soda biscuits, 12 preachers at two different times will be no likelihood of the carrier Officers for the year 1941 were lightning set in about 7:30 Thurs- est and most powerful of these, since July lOth", said Mr. Kelly, bushels of potatoes. 125 lbs. of during the month of August ac- injuring his hands when serving elected by members of the Charles day evening and In less than one jnations, to do some things to win "but there has been little demand coffee, 50 gallons of iced tea, salads, cording to plans announced by the them. W. Clark Post, No 152, Amercan hour's time thermometers dropped the favor and support of the re- for them, dutside of purchasers of cakes and other trimmings galore. pastor, the Rev. Walter T. Rat- Legion, at their meeting held Mon- to about 70. There was some wind |malnlng 20 countries. Sometimes! new care. The law does not permit The men and women of Parnell To accomplish these desireable cliffe. Sunday, Aug. 4th, the Rev. day night In the Legion club rooms. and a few shade trees about town j they seem more afraid of him than!me to extend the time for the use always do themselves proud on objectives, the Department has de- H. R. E. Quant of Grand Rapids, l of war making Europe. It would | of first half tags, so all cars on the those occasions. signated the week beginning August Results of the election were as were blown down. Hardest hit on follows: Commander, Peter Mul- now retired, but formerly the pas- not probably hurt us any to buy a road September Ist, must have full 1, 1940, as "Rural Mall Box Im- Main-st. wa^s the Lowell Creamery der; Senior vice commander, W. W. tor of several strong churches of which had a window blown In. few more of their products, which| year 1940 tags. I would like to urge The Lowell Showboat received provement Week." western Michigan, will be present Gumser; Junior vice commander, Lightning did some damage on will be used to create close rela-'all owners who can possibly do so some unusual and unexpected pub- Postmasters are hereby directed and will use the subject "What Lawrence Headworth; Finance offi- various farms, at the Gunther 11 ions between these countries and licity last Saturday night when to aquaint the patrons of rural Have You?" The Rev. H. H. Harris, to get their tags now and avoid the cer, A. A. Curtis; Historian. Earl home, a few miles northwest of (Europe If we don't buy them. Mias Ruby Eickhoff of Christian- delivery service from th«lr offices now retired and living in Wayland, Inconvenience of lining up in here, the vital parts of almost sen's drug store received a long and a former pastor here, will crowds the last few days." everything electrical in the house Mr. Kelly also reiterated a warn- distance telephone call from the preach here on August 18th. Mr. THE MONTH OF SNEEZES San Francisco World's Fair. The were burnt out, including refriger- ing that purchasers of new plates —- ^ their ^^oXco^tST^ Harris was one of the best-llked ator, range, radio, etc. : rpHERE IS an old ioke which re- must destroy the first half tags call originated in the exhibit of the t0 men ever to be pastor here, and a Bell Telephone Company and Ruby '7 ^ Stephens; ^legates to state But the respite from the rays of marks that certain things are to prevent the possibility of them ^ ^ ^convention, Peter Mulder and Ar- large number of his friends will be was notified that Carroll Kyser and present Old Sol wa« of short duration for "nothing to be sneered at". This failing into improper hands and be- m-S Department hat their thur Curli.; ^ alternate, Mr. on Sunday thermometers again Mrs. Ray Avery who with Mr. These special speakers are made pleasantry seems to convey thejing used Illegally on other cars. .nail box equipment be Improved Hane,.. 2nd alternate, Royden War- registered In the high 90's and each idea that sneezing at something| Avery are attending the Golden necessary by the fact that Rev. Gate exposition from Lowell, were day thereafter up to Tuesday night is a way of expressing ridicule. Services Wednesday For Retiring Commander Frank L. Ratcliffe is spending two weeks when another cool wave again The hay fever sneezers will say Lifelong Resident waiting to talk with her over long from July 29 to August 10th In a distance and that thousands of j • -- Stephens and assisting officers com- brought welcome relief from the that this Involuntary paroxysm of special conference on Counselling people would listen to the con- Jodson Hapeman. 66 pleted a successful year of service heat. theirs Is not intended to convey Laid to Rest Wednesday and offered congratulations to the at the University of Chicago, and versation over loud speakers. It immediately upon his return will disrespect to anyone. They suffer Judson Hapeman, 66, lifetime incoming officers, who will be In- DROP NAME OF COUNTY Funeral services were held Wed- didn't take Ruby long to seize up- leave, with his family, for a short from one of the Strangest disor- resident of Lowell-tp., was laid to stalled at the first meeting In Sep- FROM 1»41 AUTO PLATES nesday afternoon at the Yelter on the opportunity to put in a visit with relatives in New York Dr. John F. Thomas ders with which our frail human "plug" for the Lowell Showboat by rest In Oak wood cemetery Wed- tember. funeral home for Charles Oberly, nesday morning following services state. He will be In the local pulpit 'The fundamental task that faces Names of counties will not appear body is afflicted. suggesting that Mr. Avery hurry 70, lifelong Lowell township resi- held at the home with the Rev. R. on August 11th, and continuously the public schools in this crisis Is on the 1941 maroon and white Mich- Sufferers can comfort them- home at once to help with Show- dent who passed away Monday M. Barksdale officiating. Mr. Hape- Strand Calendar from August 25th. not the adaptation of vocational igan license plates, Harry F. Kelly, selves with the thought that those boat decorations so that everything In Blodgett hospital after a short man passed away at his farm home Thursday, Aug. 1—William Hol- education to the defense program, Secretary of State, announces. affected are usually persons of would be ready for the opening Illness. The Rev. Marsh of Grand Monday after a long illness. den and Bonita Granville In 'Those tremendously Important as that Is. This decision was reached follow- intellectual development It seems performance on Wednesday night Rapids officiated and Interment Surviving are the widow, Edith; Were the Days"; added feature, Victim of Accident but rather the development in our ing tests at the General Motors to go with the well developed ner- and no doubt the crowd listening In was in Merrlman cemetery. Mr. two sons, Dr. John Hapeman of "The Crooked Road" with Edmund pupils of the attitude of disciplined, Testing ground at Milford, which vous temperament which a good immediately rushed out to buy Oberly was an active member of Lansing and Vera Hapeman of Lowe and Irene Hervey. Laid to Rest Monday responsible citizenry. It must be a showed that the name of the coun- mentality produces. If they can tickets to Lowell. the L O. O. F. Lodge. Lowell; two daughters, Wlnnlfred Friday and Saturday, Aug. 2-3— discipline willingly and consciously ty would fill up the plate and there- find the particular pollen which Funeral services for Paul De- fore, reduce the visibility. sets their noses going, they will Surviving are three daughters, Hapeman and Mrs. Emma Moore Douglas Fairbanks and Madeline accepted, not one imposed by a A window display that Is at- of Grand Rapids; a half-brother, Carroll In "Safari" with Lynne Clark, 33. of Grand Rapids, who total' political party." 'There Is no need for the county everlastingly thank the good doc- Ito. Drtph of Grand Rap-tn|Ctln(r coniid<.rabi; attention 1. Charles Francisco of Vergennes, j Overman and Billy Gilbert; also met a tragic death at Campau Lake Such Is the opinion of Dr. John F name on a plate, anyway," said Mr. tor who helps them through the Ids, Mrs. Ruby Gam of Traverse that of the local Kroger store which and one grandchild. ! comedy, The Wrong Room, In- last Thursday night were held Mon-W^ the Kelly, "because the serial letters season without pouring out brooks City and Mrs. Da Osborne of St. depicts In the background the Low- tell law enforcement officers or The survivors have the sympathy formation Please, The March of Mr I^^k 2^ As«>cIatlon. of fluid from their unfortunate Louis, Mo. and two sons, Warner ell Showboat coming down the any one else who is interested and Richard of Grand Rapids. of friends and neighora. Time and Latest News. LtP l who operated a,^ Thomas, who is deputy super- organs. river. Surrounding the picture is a sight-^ing motor cnisie; on Cam- indent of Detroit's public enough to Inquire, what county and The many friends and neighbors Sunday and Monday, Aug. 4-5— display of Lowell-made products James Cagney, Ann Sheridan and P 11 branch office the plates came of Mr. Oberly extend their sym- handled by Kroger atores. \ i. w •chools, took office July 1 as pres- Bolt Causes crashed through his house trailer i(lMt of the , profeMional or- from." pathy to the bereaved famlly.nm Pat O'Brien In 'Torrid Zone" with First 1940 Wheit Andv Devine and Helen Vinson, there He was aroused by the storm of ^.000 teachers and Lowell Hotpoint Company made on Ada Farm a p parln t0 0 out 10 SERVICES SATURDAY FOR HOME TOWN THOUGHTS i Addffd, Screen Novelty, cartoon, k .r" ^ « « school administrators. From Vergeanet-tp. a recording of Harry Heilman's A lightning bolt struck the barn!Little Lion Hunter. Latest News whether the craft was secured Dr wu at one tlme OSCAR A. J. PAYNE, M If you want your home town to, "Fan-on-the-Street" program 1 n of Clare Shepard of R. F. D. No. 1,' and a specialty Gala Sing Fest. properly to ride out th« •torm when vintendent of William C. Doyle of the King Funeral services were held at the do things for you, do things fQf| Detroit last Saturday on which C Ada. Thursday night during the Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 6- h" many fiend, here. He has al- H Haner Chapel last Saturday for Milling company states that the It by working for Its progress. - Runclman and many from Low- electrlcal storm and resulted in 7—Jean Hersholt and Dorothy, Lov.— - and struck his head. Mrs. DeClark,:wayg kept in touch wlth first 1940 wheat was brought In ell appeared. There has been a big g at the 0pp 0 ,te eI d Oscar A J. Payne, 80, who passed damages approximating $2,000 when ett in "Meet Dr. Christian;" added ,, J 1 f 11 ? ! affairs through the columns of the away last Thursday night at the by Fred Roth of Vergennes town- demand to hear this program by the fire that followed razed the feature, Joe Penner and Betty trailer, escaped with slight [^.jger. home of his daughter, Mrs. Esta ship on Wednesdsy of last week. And if you want to know what those who were not fortunate structure. The barn was filled with lOrable in "The Day the Bookies injury. Test weight was 60 pounds your home town can do for you, enough to have heard It Saturday. Mae Schriber In Boston-tp. Other hay, Shepard said, but contained no Wept;" Added short. Going Places. Failure has its value If It teaches survivors besides the daughter In- to the bushel and the wheat was read every one of the newspaper farm Implements. Three horses Thursday, Aug. 8—Virginia Bruce It is estimated that there sire 111 us our faults. clude four grandchildren. Burial of good quality with low moisture advertisements to see what oppor- Cruel treatment of animals is which ordinarily would have been and Dennis Morgan in "Flight cormorant colonies on Islands along content Mr. Doyle states that It was in Greenwood cemetery, Grand tunities it is offering you. against man's duty to himself, be- stabled In the barn were uninjured Angels;" also Charles Starrett in the Maine coast On Old Man Railways of England will rent Rapids. U some of the nicest wheat he cause through it his oompassion for because Shepard had turned them 'The Stranger from Texas," plus a Island alone there are thought to coaches placed on sidings to camp- has seen at harvest time. Send your aews to the Ledger. the suffering of men is weakened. into the fields for the night Novelty reel. be 1,000 of these birds. 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TWO THE LOWELL LEDOEB. LOWELL. MICHIQAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST I. 1940

Cb( towell Ledger THE LOWELL LEDGER, tOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, I910 SOUTH BOWNE THREE and ALTO SOLO The Lt Governor- il Kathleen Norris Says: Mrs. Jennie Pardee mo l PubUthed every Tlnir^Uy n ™'°' ' • io fi.i u&in Street, Low«U, Utchlgu. This and That A Nice Line of Entered at Poitofflce at Lowtll, Michlian, Dan Johnson and son Orln of De- And His Duties troit were guests of their cousin, u second Claaa Matter. How Dangerous Is College Jennie Pardee, from Friday until From Around Home Made Candies R. G. JEfTEIUES. Editor aai By Elton R. Eaton Member MkiOcaa PreM Ai«ociatloo For Your Daughter? Editor, The Plymouth Mali Sunday afternoon. They also at- Member Nallonal Editorial AawcUlloB tended the Nash reunion at Bowne the Old Town •' (Bell Syndicate—WNU Service.) The second most Important place Center on Saturday. for • II Hob»fri(»iU>n IUI«e Parable ^ ** rev W.oo: six month* $1.H In the Michigan state government Mr. and Mrs. Emll Tight of Val- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harter and 7 Hingle Coptee te Is the Lieutenant Governorship. paraiso, Ind., were Friday night" family spent Sunday in Beldlng. Showboat Visitors The position became vacant more & The Lowell Ledftr. eetabM^ed JM*. guests of their parents, Mr. and tM3: The Alto Solo, eaubllabed January than a year ago when through the Mrs. C. M. Benedict. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Warner spent 1904. ConaolldaMd June, 181*. untimely death of the Governor, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gamble and Sunday with the John Scott family of Alto. It became necessary, under the Mrs. Fred Ballance of Hastings mfti HATTIE SCOTT'S \ : A SOUND DOOTBIWB Give new life to your lawn and Every tovemment offldaJ or board Uiat constitution, for the Lieutenant were callers at C. M. Benedict's on porch with selections from this new Gould Rlvette of Lansing spent bandlei pubUc money ahould publUb at Govern6r to become Governor. Wednesday evening. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F. rerular inltrrtU an aceounUffcf oC Seat* 1940 assortment of summer furni- Candy Kitchen What are the duties of the ifiowing when and bow oach dollmr !• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oliver of ture. Everything you could want A. Gould. To One of Those Light Weight Suits Lieutenant Governor? What are Ortonville spent several days with •pent. We hold thia to be a Mndameotal In wood and metal, priced to meet Mr. and Mrs. Nell Blakeslee and pnnciple of democraUc fovernmeot. the official responsibilities of the their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miner your requirements. office? King, enjoying farm life. Roy spent the week-end at Ten- enlck Lake. The#e are questions asked many Miss Gwendolyn Mlshler accom- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reynolds visited times by the citizens of Michigan, |panled Harold Yoders to Clarksvllle Durable - Rugged - Smart Looking Fred Roth and family attended In Charlevoix last Wednesday. ox roast Thursday evening. more so than ever at the present the Wlllette family renlon at Long Miss Janet Rlckner spent a few 19" Health - Hygiene time, because Michigan does not. Mr. and Mrs. Don Swartz of La- Lake Sunday. days last week In Kalamazoo with Porte, Ind, visited their parents. right now, have a Lieutenant Gov- Porch Glidcn Miss Vivian Acheson Is spending friends. ernor. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Murphy, from HDD/E PEABGDY Disseminated through the Kfmt Tuesday until Thursday. On Wed- Scrssn and Radio Star. Tormsrly fsatursd with Rudy Vallss & some time with her aunt, Mrs. John The constitution of the state $14.25 Qr Allen of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Weaver at- County Health Department by fixes certain definite responsibil- nesday evening they all drove to Captain Henry's Showboat. Peabody has appeared in 48 pictures. tended a school reunion at Fulton Two-piece Tropicals. Light and medium weight worsted and twist suits. Sport the Joint Committee on Health ities for this official. The state liostwlck Lake and spent the eve- At preeent he is the star of Alka - Seltaer Radio Program. redacedto Mrs. Harry Slsson of Detroit Sunday. Education comprisini; the Mich- ning. spent the week-end with her sister, legislature has added considerably Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sayles spent igan Department of Health, Uni- to these constitutional duties Mr and Mrs. Miner King. Bud Lawn Hammocks Mrs. Clara McCarty. and conservative models. Sizes 35 to 46. versity of Michigan, Michigan Kauffman. Mrs. Alice Gardner and a few days last week with relatives In this article only the consti- Mr. and Mrs.^ Clarence Wood of In Lansing. State Medical Coclety and 19 bro her Emory attended the Free- $8.90 and up Other Cooperating Organizations tutional duties of the office will be •HOWWD NICHOLS Holland were Sunday guests of Mr. discussed. port Sunday School picnic at Fal- Sue Ann Weaver Is spending a lasburg Park Tuesday. Broadway's Sanaational VauderilU Entertainer and Mrs. George Lee. No one can be elected Lieutenant few days this week with her grand- DRINKING FOUNTAINS STCCL AND WOOD parents in Beldlng. Laitcx Bathing Trunk,. Smart lookinit, built-in-comlort. Zipper pocket. Governor of Michigan who has Mrs. Maude VanHulzen of Grand Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Henry attend- The so-called "sanitary" drinking flp a Mond ed the funeral of Mrs. Roy Ecker not attained the age of 30 years . i .T" «y night guest Miss Patsy Lou Corman of Clare Colors navy, royal, maize and white - - - fountain, now a convenience com- of Estella Rosier and on Tuesday CHAIRS In Greenville Thursday. $1.59 He must have been a citizen of 8 SlNO INC MAniNWS Is spending this week with Mr. and mon to schools, office buildings and jjey "Pent the day In Grand Ra^ the United States at least five rint Michigan Appaaranc ol Omm Haadlina Hollywood Son«at«ta Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snay spent Mrs. Charles Snay. other public places, can be a prim* $3.75f reduced to 98c the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. means of transmitting disease un- years and a resident of the statu The Shafer reunion was held last! Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis, Bob Guaranteed Shoes. White buck, white calf. D. Verplanck in Edmore. Snort Oxforcis Carter's Ae less It Is properly designed and In- not less than two years. Sunday at the home of Mr. and $5.50, reduced to $1.89 and Joan attended the Ellis re- •jpori V^XTOraS. varmshtan. Wing and Streamline styles. $3.95 stalled. The committee on plumb- -In case of the death of the Gover- Mrs. Roy Seese of East Bowne. Mrs. R. W. Stone of Detroit Is union at Campau Lake Saturday. ing of the American Public Health nor, or his Inability to serve, his Mr and Mrs. Will Mlshler and ,7(*F DOnOTHY BY TOM GtnLS{ spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gramer and Association has found It advUablc resignation or absence from the daughter were Sunday evening call- Dr. and Mrs. F. E. White. Dirset from the famed Empire Room of the Palmar Houas W. A. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Washburn vis- to draw a list of specifications for etate, all of the powers and duties ers at Myron Thompson's. of the governorship devolve upon Mr. and Mrs. Vern Armstrong ited relatives In Lansing Sunday. the construction of such founialns Mrs. Harold Yoder wa« a caller FURNITURE and Nlta Clark were Sunday callers if they are to be really sanitary. thfe Lieutenant Governor. at Vincent Kelly's In Clarksvllle on Mrs. Jennie Flynn and son Clare Sport Ensembles, $2.39 to $7.54 FUNERAL DIRECTOR of J. A. Clark of Saranac. The committee recommends that: Under the constitution the Lieu- Friday afternoon and Mrs. Lucy of Bowne Center were Sunday din- 1. The fountain should be made tenant Governor Is made president Yoder returned home with her to MORLOK QMdRUPLFTS Prompt, Careful Ambulance Service Mrs. Jerry Flynn of Clearwater. ner guests at the Elmer Ellis home. of the senate. But he does not! spend the week-end. Calif., spent last week with Mr. and Tropical Slacks, $3.59 to $4.95 of Impervious material such as . la an All-Naw Song and Danes Rovus Store Phone 65 Lowell Res. and Nights 830 Richard Snell of Greenville Is vitreous china, porcelain, enameled have the right to vote upon any Mr. and Mrs. James Cool Mrs. Fred Roth and family. oons Carolyn will also find at college a wild young group that mittaket freedom Free ort spending a few days this week with cast iron, other metals or stone- question pending before the legis-1 P were Tuesday evening Mrs. Rufus Card and daughter lature. cailers at Miner King's. . his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- ware. for license, and lamiliarity for love. She will find girlt and men who are at home jOTIO OTHER of Gladwin are spending this week eph Snell. 2. The jet of water should Issue in every night-club and roadhoute for miles. As president of the senate he Mrs. MaKle Mlshler attended the with the Fred Roth family. from a nozzle of con-oxldizlng, im- appoints all senate committees and Missionary meeting Friday after- dren of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snell were By KATHLEEN NORRIS and bearing children, endured what- f HEADLINE ACTS Clarence Cole and children of Lan- Mr. and Mrs. Elton Llnsday of knewdefeat. are telling you the Aeds pervious material set at an angle presides at all sessions. noon at the home of Mrs. Edna SEELEY CORNERS Sunday guests of Mrs. Snell's slater FALLASBURG & VICINITY from the vertical and at an eleva- ever discomfort her mate's intem- Newton. Mrs. S. P. Reynolds sing, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Cole and East Lansing spent the week-end and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. X, owe 11 Stems and Dodgers would run away with AROLYN graduated He occupies a position where he Mrs. Wesley Miller tion above the edge of the bowl so perance. or unsuccess. or harshness can do much to maintain friendly Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Benedict were 'Siep ivkoutcfu daughter of Waverly, N. Y. and Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Weekes. Shurlow of Stanton. an American league pennant. that the end of the nozzle will not from high school this Imposed upon her. aillers at the Mayford Heaven home and Mrs. Lawton Cole and children. relations between the two bran- The L. A. 8. will hold an Ice Miss Harriet Smith of Geneva. Mrs. N. E. Borgerson and aon "What do you suppose." one vet- be flooded In case a drain from the C spring, and Carolyn's College isn't quite so serious a Thursday and all attended the ox Thiitson Swingstars from tha old South Wm. Hesche reports a hollyhock of25, 30 and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jones. BUI end ches of the legislature and the cream social at their hall on Wed- N. Y.. is visiting at the W. J. Smith Norman. Jr., and Charles Kropf re- eran National leaguer asked me. bowl becomes clogged. step. And yet it's grave enough, roast at Clarksvllle in the after- stalk that Is eleven feet tall. Betty Jones. Jack Brown and Mr. mother wants to know wheth- executive office. nesday evening, August 14. Home- home. She Is a sister of Mr. Smith. turned home Sunday night from a "would happen to that American 3. The end of the nozzle should noon. Mrs. Sherman Reynolds spent and Mrs. Smith and two children er it's safe to let a girl of too, and mistakes made in college Outside of the Governor, he Is made Ice cream will be served. week at Suttons Bay. league If their hitters had to move be protected bv non-oxldlzing guards R. C. Nash and wife, Mrs. Bur- from Monday until Thursday at Henry Davenport has returned to 35 2/earsj{go of Detroit spent the week-end at years can shadow all her future probably one of the busiest officials About seventy-five people attend- OMvnm out against Paul Derringer. Bucky to prevent the mouth or nose of eighteen go 500 miles away dette Connely and son Charles and Blodgett Hospital and Is now con- his home after a three weeks' visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Fprd, Mrs. the Jones cottage. BUI and Jack for a woman quite as deeply as In Lansing during a session of ed the Snow School Reunion held Walters. Junior Thompson., Jim persons from touching the nozzle. to college. the state legislature daughter Elolse and Mrs. HatUe valescing at home very nicely. with his uncle, Fred Vogel of Al- Laura Ford and Mrs. Betty Baker August 5, 101^—25 Years Ago remained at the cottage for a va- even an unfortunate marriage can. at the L. A. S. Hall. All report a pine. Turner, Whitey Moore and others 4. The Inclined Jet of water from It Is not frequent that a Gov- Sharp of Elburn. HI, were Friday spent Friday at Lake Lansing and cation. the nozzle should not touch the Carolyn, of course, is dying Even the most Ill-starred marriage splendid time. a picnic was enjoyed. Mrs. S. B. Avery and son Harvey pOR four years the New Ybrk day after day? There wouldn't be ernor spends much time away from night guests of their cousin, Jennie RESERVED Seat! 50c WRITE Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vaughan guard in a manner to cause splat- has about it a certain dignity. But WINGEItK LOWELL, MICHIGAN Ray Pierce of Chicago spent the left for a two weeks' visit with her * Yankees dominated baseball to a team in that league hitting .210 to go. She has never been his position, but it will be recalled Pardee. On Saturday they attended MOSELEY - MURRAY LAKE Grand Rapids were Friday after- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cosgrlff were and Billy and Helen visited friends tering. the girl who creeps home beaten week-end with Darrell Burras and brother In South Bend. such an extent they left a cock-eyed against Red pitching." away from home. She has that a few years ago the Lieuten- the Nash reunion at Bowne Center. Mrs. W. Engie noon callers at the Clyde Collar Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and In Grand Rapids Sunday evening. 5. The bowl of the fountain and destroyed from college has to Mlsa Loretta Michael of Carson Born, at St. Johns, to Mr. and slant on the double corral. They ant Governor served so much time home. Mrs. Dick Snider at their cottage This is moving a trifle fast the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keech and should contain no comers which never been on her own. Jean possess superhuman qualities to Sunday with a picnic dinner at Mrs. Paul Hilton and children to City was a guest Sunday of Miss Mrs. Clare Wilkinson, a daughter. as Governor because of the absence HICKORY CORNERS at Big Crooked Lake. left too definite an Impression that other way. would be difficult to clean. bring her young, broken life back to Green Lake. Lowell Saturday afternoon. Florence Burras. Gus Wlngeler attended the ball Mrs. Dave Anderson and son of Jack Bannan won the fat man's sons spent Sunday at the home of is going. Carolyn and Jean from the state of the Governor that Mrs. Ethel Yelter the American league was the whole The two leagues now are better f 6. The bowl should be so pro- anything near normal again. Mrs. W. G. Merrlman spent Sun- Miss Pauline Yelter spent several Betty and Barbara Houseman game at Detroit last Saturday. Belolt, Wis., spent a few days last Mrs. Wm. Cosgrlff, Mrs. P. Flnels race at the Alto celebration. his mother, Mrs. Bert Reterstorf have been schoolmates for he asked for the Governor's com- show, including the pink lemonade, balanced than they have been in portioned as to prevent unneces- day afternoon with her brother days last week with her sister of attended the ball games at Detroit Lloyd Frost is driving a new car. week with Mr. and Mrs. Nell and Mrs. John Layer attended the John Kellogg traded his farm of Kent City. Charles and Max Groups Vary Morally. pensation. The constitution fixes UtsMrik Pals |aiekl| a gift from Mrs. Ella Surprise of north of town for Grand Rapids the big tent, the elephants, the hard some years. Again this is largely stayed to spend a week with their sary splashing at a point where the all the four years of "high." 11 Mr. and Mrs. Paid Hoffman call- John Yelter. Clarksvllle and attended the Ox- with the Lowell High School band. Blakeslee. funeral of Earl Vanderllp at the At college Carolyn will find all the compensation of the Lieuten- i?? "f" "o® rtwumatic. Mtiirlfta or Grand Rapids. property. blue seats and the side-show after due to the Yankee drop. grandmother. i Jet falls Into the bowl. Self-cleans- They have studied and chat- ed on his parents of Bowne Center Roast Thursday. Mrs. W. H Holcomb who has Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brlggs of Alto Methodist church Friday after- she dreams In companionship and ant Governor the same as that Mrs. Anderson of Bowne Center Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Grand Mr. and Mrs. John Frazee were the mait\ act. "Where are my Rufflngs and Dick- ing, anti-splash rims are recom- _ | WiiKs Friday evening and picked huckle- Mrs. Paul Hflton entertained Mrs. been spending the past two weeks Grand Rapids were Sunday r'ter- noon. Betty Johnson accompanied her tered and walked to and fro freedom. She will find that many of of Governor while he Is carrying paekare of Ru-Ex Compound todar. Mix it berries. called on her daughter Mrs. Paul Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moes called to Portland, Ind., by the It was never quite that way. It mended. Frank Transue and girl friend of with Mr. and Mra. W. Hesche re- noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Harry eys and Gehrigs and Gomezes ^nd brother Wilbur Johnson of Grand together since small-girl the girls and men are fine, come on the duties of the executive office. with a quart of water, add thajulce of 4 Hoffman Saturday. and children of Holland were guests Miss Wlnnlfred Zwemer of Colum- serious Illness of his father. wasn't the American league which 7. The drain from the fountain lemona. It'a saay. No trcoble at all and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schwab of So. Detroit, also Mrs. Paul Hoffman turned to the Clark Home last N. Brlggs. Gordons and Rolfes and Crosettls?" Rapids to Detroit to visit their sis- Mrs. Ethel Yelter, Edward and bia, S. C.. and Miss Amanda Zwem- Mrs. C. J. Sleblg of Honolulu vis- dominated the dia- should be connected to a separate days; they have danced with from good homes, hold to a code es- Sometime ago the legislature pleaaanL Too Dead only * tabtaapoonfola Boston and Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Robert Yelter to a tea Thursday. at Ted Elhart's Sunday afternoon. Joe McCarthy also might be ask:ng ter Sunday. p Pauline spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook and two er of Holland were week-end guests ited at the T. M. Doyle home. waste pipe. sentially the same as that their fa- deemed It advisable to make the two ttmaa a day. OfUn within 48 hooro— Yelter spent Sunday with Mrs. party on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Cole and Clara Jean and Kenneth Elhart mond. It was merely today. the same boys at school »me^ wwnWA-^lendld reaulta an Campau Lake. sons, Gerald and John of Edmore of their brother. A. F. Zwemer and John Arehart was called to Kala- Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Boynton of 8. The water supply pipe should thers and mothers knew. These love Lieutenant Governor a member of Schwab's mother at Sparta. daughter Mary LoU of Waverly. N. returned home Sunday after a the New York Yan- obUtoad. If thapalMdoaoiqulekly laaw Mr. and Mrs Paul Hoffman en- Paul Hoffman and wife attended family. mazoo by the death of his brother. Baseball, In losing the four-year Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner be fitted with a valve or control dances, and gone to many a good times, dancing, picnics, house- the state administrative board, and if yoa do not feel better. Ru-Ex will eoet Y.. are visiting Mr. Cole's parents. week's visit In Holland and Zee- were Sunday afternoon callers of kees. They won Mrs. Ivan Blough and son Dean tertained their sister and family of the Ox-Roast Thursday night. A daughter was born to Mr. and Yankees — losing them so far, at guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley MU1- which will regulate the rate of movie with boys and without. parties, theatricals, sports, big delegating to him the same powers yoo nothins totry aa It ia add by your dros- land. , Mrs. Lena Luz. Plerson and Edgar Harrison and | something like 28 Sift under an alieolnta money-bock naran- of Clarksvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sunfleld. Also Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole. Mrs. Otto Andrews. least—has built up addlllonal Inter- er. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boynton of flow to the fountain. The valve It would be really cruel, thinks and responsibilities as possessed by Mrs. Helen Elhart and Mrs. Eva Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gould and Irene Kamlslek of Comstock Park out of 31 World Se- games, and are conUnually planning tee. Ro-E* Compound is for saM and Yelter, and mother, Mrs. Ethel Metternick, Jr., and baby to Sun- Mrs. Helen Reynolds Is at home Henry Trcdenlck started the est through both leagues, especially Arcadia were Monday aupper manipulated by users of the foun- Carolyn'« mother, to refuse to let and plotting for all of them. But other members of the board. The by Argentina will permit a search after spending two weeks with her Engle attended a Stanley Brush Mrs. Linda Loucks were Sunday were Saturday afternoon callers of ries games, dating tain should merely turn the water legislature took this action because Yelter, sons Edward and Kenneth day dinner. [foundation for hla new house at the American league. guests. the child go on into the new experi- they take them as rational human M. N. HENRY, Druggist for oil In the national territory of daughters, Mrs. Lois Tldd of Low- demonstration at Mrs. Roye Ford's callers of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacTavlsh and 11 from 1927. So. natu- on and off. It believed that the second highest and daughter Pauline spent last Mrs. Robert Yelter accompanied Santa Cruz. Tuesday afternoon. family. Alto. Virginia Booth spent from Fri- ence that means so much to her. beings, the men, however uncon- ell and Mrs. Isadoro Onan of West Smith of Owosso. rally. the National 7// W ind: Etc. 9. The users' control valve Is less official in the state should be In Donna Jean Ford spent Friday George Shaw, who conducted the day evening to Sunday evening at that glamorous world of college of sciously. thinking of all women in Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Connor of league must have likely to spread contagion when close touch with all state activities and Saturday with her cousin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron Glenn DeNlse grocery since the The present campaign may be an the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester which she and Jean have been Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hesche Grand Rapids and Mrs. Ella Robin- been a flock of sand Stauffer of Lowell. operated by the knee or foot. the terms of their mothers and sis- and problems at all times. Helen Kropf of Lowell. and children of Wyandotte spent latter's removal to Grand Rapids, III wind tor the Yankees, but It has dreaming for actual years. And ^eeeeoeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeetHMHSseeseeasaeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeese and son Ronald and Mr. and Mrs. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. son were Sunday dinner guests of letters. 10. The Height of the fountain ters. and the girls well aware that The duties of the Lieutenant Gov- Sunday callers at the Chris bought the stock, continuing the been a soothing summer breese for Leonard Bozung and sons and yet— Alden Cole attended Farmer's day John Headworth. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson in business at the old stand. from the floor should be convenient to hold the respect of desirable men ernor under the acts of the legis- Kropf home were Gene Kropf. Mr. But don't forget the other clubs which have been Mrs. Will Booth visited at the s at MSC last Friday. Lake Odessa. Hiram VanDeusen of Ionia sold for users. When children of various Pitfalls Loom Large. friends they have to preserve their lature will be discussed In the next and Mrs. Earl Kropf and Nora Mr. and Mrs. George R. Traver of that during that tour shivering In the Barren Lands since home of a brother near Evart on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder of his former home here to J. H. Alt- ages also drink from the fountain, And yet one hears such disturbing own. So In groups, with the right article of this series. Wllllamston spent the week-end Mrs. Mary MacTavlsh and grand- Grantland year spell the Yan- 1935. Sunday. Schoolcraft spent the week-end Haines of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Hil- house and Verne E. Ashley. several steps or elevations arc ad- things about girls who are pushed element of brothers and sisters and (To be continued) ton Brlggs of Grand Rapids. with their daughter and family. Mrf. daughters, Mary Louise and Ger- Rice kees were also an- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughan of visable. with Mr. and Mrs. vSherman Rey- Miss Mary Sinclair bought the Now we have two great pennant Lowell had supper with his par- out of the home nest so young, who responsible persons, they go up into Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ford. Mr. and and Mrs. Lee R. Miller. trude Harrison of Comstock Park nihilating. assas- 11. Water should not be allowed nolds. are visiting this week at the Frank millinery stock of Miss Collins at races, two well-matched leagues, ents Friday evening. have to choose their own friends, de- the snows to ski, descend to the Mrs. Lloyd Ford were guests of sinating. murdering, manhandling to splash over the bowl. It should Patty Hesche attended the Miss Margaret Lalley Is home MacTavlsh home. Alto, continuing the business. and two great stretch runs on ahead. Irene Bollock Is doing the house- beaches to swim, fall in love. fall| Mr. and Mrs Ansel Batton, and and mauling the Boston Red Sox, I flow at a rate of not less than one- cide which amusements to take and Ledger Entries Thomas Toilers 4-H club picnic at after spending several weeks at Mr. and Mrs. F. T. King and work for her sister. Mra. John Mrs. Sylvia Rennells of Stanton. Atty. and Mrs. R. E. Sprlngett the Detroit Tigers, the Cleveland In- Who can ask for more? Barring, half gallon per minute and at a which ones to refuse, manage allow- out again, consult over finals and Campau Lake Friday afternoon. East Lansing, where she attended Florence spending a week at Wau- Gleger while Mra. Gleger is work- PARNELL Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ford and Don- spent the week-end at Grosse Point dians and the remainder of their of course, the Yankees, who still seminars and extract from a glori- RESEARCH summer school at M. S. C. kesha, a Wisconsin mineral spring nozzle pressure not exceeding five ances. guard health, and avoid all Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole enter- can't understand who swung the ing In Beldlng. pounds to the square inch. the pitfalls that arc always awaiting ous youthful time its very happiest tained the following at dinner Sun- na Jean spent Sunday evening Park, the guests of their son and resort. league. 5 • 'THE PRESIDENT of the Mass- with Mr. and Mrs. Tlmm Mason Miss Freda Bailey of Grand Rap- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lead pipe and just what has hap- Mr. and Mrs. Will Booth were In £ 12 The waste opening should be the inexperienced. The general con- possibilities. day: Mr. and Mrs. Mart Schneider I recall a certain Yankee slump achusetts Institute of Technol- and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kropf. Ids and Mrs. Adelbert Odell of Ver- Thurston Sprlngett. pened. Grand Rapids last week Tuesday. provided with a strainer and the sensus of opinion, thinks Carolyn's Carolyn will also find at college of South Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Evan August 4, 1910—30 Years Ago In the Midwest a year or two ago. ogy advises American companies Gordon Frost had the misfortune gennes were Sunday afternoon call- Mra. Wesley Miller visited at the Fuller and children of Hastings, T They lost six out of eight games. waste pipe should be of sufficient mother, is that college girls are a wild young group that mistakes to spend two per cent of their ers of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Collar. Irene and Robert Morse of Gowen > lna L. Raymond. 20. passed home of a brother at Comstock Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent and chil- to lose a new straw stack when I asked one of the Yankees about size as to carry off water promptly. pretty reckless, and that home train- freedom for license, and familiarity gross Income on scientific research were Sunday evening callers at the away at the home of her parents Park laat week Wednesday after- it was struck by lightning and Mrs. Bemlece Smith has been at^ this cave In. ing is soon forgotten in the inde- for love. She will find girls and men to create new jobs and new in- R. L. Forward home. A Monday here after a long painful Illness. noon and evening. burned Thursday evening. tending summer school at M. S. C., evening visitor waa Charles Don- "No," he said, "we were not ex- GOVE LAKE pendence and exhilaraUon of univer- who cut classes, entertain a general dustries. Such research would put East Lansing, and will spend the Mrs. B. C. Smith and Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garfield at- Pattle Keech spent last week In aker of Grand Rapids. actly loafing. But why run for a car Mrs. H. L. Coger Weekly Scrapbook sity life. scorn for teachers and for learn- "Help Wanted" signs on thousands Grand Rapids. remainder of the summer at Lake- Brighton were called to New Dun- tended the Nichols reunion at Fal- you've caught. We knew we were It's expensive, too. Extremely ex- ing. are at home In every night- of factories. Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen of Grand side. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cosgrlff. Mrs. dee. Ont.. by the Illness and death laaburg Park laat Sunday. from 12 to 15 games better than Gove School reunion Is this Sat- pensive. No, Carolyn's parents think club and roadhouse for miles, and The scientist Is the pioneer who Rapids were Sunday guests of their Claude Blough and Mrs. Lillian of the former's father. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Week's Best Recipe GOOD FOOD Mrs. Hattie Walker spent laat the rest of the league. We knew we urday, Aug. 3, at the school house. they'll have to say "no." believe in giving free rein to the creates new jobs. He discovers daughter, Mrs. Lee Keech and fam- Scovllle of Clarksvllle spent Sat- Albert B. Ransford. a former Mra. Ed. Bradley were Mr. and week with her sister, Mrs. Ella My- could loaf and still gallop In." Basket lunch at one o'clock. There Spiced Whole Cherries: 7 lbs. But what to offer her in place of most elementary human Instincts. new Inventions which light our ily. urday evening at the home of Mr. well-known resident of Lowell, died Mrs. John Bradley of northern homes and bring the voices through ers of Lake Odessa. Mrs. Myers re- and Mrs. Frank Allerdlng. at Butterworth hospital. Grand will be a program and games with Michigan. Afternoon callers were cherries, 4 lbs. sugar, 2 c vinegar, a prospect so completely alluring? The first boy she fancies will choose well cooked Mrs. Ted Elhart and Mrs. Will prizes. A prize also will be given for the ether, and shops spring up toj turned home with her to spend this Rapids. His youngest daughter, But Not Today Beatrice Santas and Mae Harvey Vs c water, 1 stick cinnamon, a few some occasion when she has been Engle called on Mrs. Eva Kropf and Mrs. C. E. Bowen spent last week the largest family attending and Carolyn has had a week-end at col- satisfy these demands. * Money week. Mrs. Mary Denton of Cadillac, was of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mra. BUI cloves. Wash cherries and cut blos- eating and drinking, petting and CHICKEN SUPPER Dorothy Thursday afternoon. at East Lansing, where she attend- But it's all different today. The one for the oldest teacher. lege. She has seen the beautiful spent on such research is like the • pleutngly served Mrs. Inez Avery returned to her taken ill at the funeral and died Zwlers of Kalamazoo. Mra. E. som end off stems but do not stem Mr. and Mrs Jack Gilbert of ed Farm Women's week. Mr. and Yankees of 1940 are far and away Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Neef of Pasa- dignified buildings set under the dancing to excess, to convince Caro- grain of mustard seed In the Bible, home last Wednesday after spend- within a few hours. Stauffer and Mra. Effle Price. or seed. Make syrup of sugar, vine- Grand Rapids were Sunday guests Mrs. Lyle Baker of Ionia spent the from the Yankees of 1936, 1937, 1938 dena, Calif., are visiting their great trees; she has heard the laugh- lyn that what all the other girls do ^ urdeu'tvroimdiBfs ing three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. gar and water. Put cherries Into which was the least of all seeds, of Mrs. Mike McAndrews. week at the Bowen home. and 1939. And with the dizzy descent friends, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zwiers and ter of the free and happy groups certainly can't be such a serious Harvey Avery and family of Cerwln Porrltt of Bowne. kettle or stone Jar, pour boiling but It grows Into a tree and the of the Yankees from their old Richards, for a few days. family of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. crossing the lawns and going in and mistake, and without caring very Sturgls. Mrs. Lydia Chubb and daughter Eben Tapley of South Boston was syrup over them and let stand over birds of Industrial demand come One's tongue should be the ser- heights, so the dominance of the Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Vertregt Tom Chalmers and daughter of night. Next morning drain off out of the big doorways; she has sat much Carolyn will presently find and lodge in its branches. Nina returned home last Saturday painfully Injured when a grain Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Richmond's Cafe vant. not the master. ' Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williams and American league has ended. and daughter, Carole Lee of De- syrup, add spices and boll until in the memorial theater, so fasci- herself involved in the usual sordid from a month's vacation trip separator passed over his foot, Pete Edinger spent the week-end Phone 91M Lowell, Mich. family of Sunfleld, Mr. and Mrs. through the West and a visit with crushing three of his toes. I saw the National league win its troit were afternoon and dinner thick. Add cherries, cook 10 min- natingly complete in every detail, affair. Perseverance Is a twin to indn»> Warner Roth and Mr. and Mrs. E. guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. at their parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. their son and brother at Haw- A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. all-star game in Tampa last March. utes. Strain out cherries, putting and listened while girls and boys no A Sheepskin of Cynicism. try. H. Roth and family were Sunday and Mrs. Verne Coger, last week Stauffer. them in jars. Pour boiling syrup SOUTHWEST BOWNE thorne, Calif. D. L. Berry of Cascade. I saw National league pitchers tie older than herself have walked the There may be moments when she guests of Carl Roth of Vergennes. Thursday. Miss Bertha Coger of Mrs. Ina Turner of Saranac Is over them and seal while hot Mrs. L. T. Anderson Mrs. J. S. Graham left for her American league sluggers into an boards. Friendships, excitement, is genuinely shocked, made uneasy AND HOMECOMING Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dlntaman of Detroit and friends. Miss Marian spending a week at the home of Your eyesight is prlceleaa. Ar- home In Saskatchewan after an ex- assortment of true lovers' knots. fun. picnics, theatricals, beaus— by considering just how rapidly all Alto were Monday callers of Mrs. Baxter of California and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garfield. Attachments Miasea Mary and Rita Wlersma range for a thorough eyealght ex- John Layer. Last Thursday vis- tended visit with old friends here. summed up, college comprises ev- this has come about, but the tele- amination by Dr. Paul Stamsen, Mrs. J. B. Hull fell and dislocated The same thing happened in St Blanche VerWys of Detroit, were of Grand Rapids were last week itors were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sher- callers on Saturday afternoon. Housewives often buy extras for erything Carolyn's heart or any oth- phone ringing, and the voice of some optometrist since 1902, at Kent her shoulder. Louis recently. Once again National vacuum sweepers which they will guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. man and daughter Marilyn of league pitchers put silencers on Mrs. May Bonell of Detroit and er girl's heart wants, and she pleads ringleader telling her of the new and Mrs. John Troy. Arc You Hot? Jewelry Store any Saturday. c6tf C. H. Johnson left for Long Is- never need. Others will own attach- Grand Rapids. American league bats. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Helntzelman and weeps and promises and argues day's plans will quickly reassure Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Glidden are Mr. and Mrs. Vern Good and son land, Kan., to look after farming ments that would be most useful Homer Trlbbey and family and of Ada visited their brother. C. G. passionately while the matter is in her, and she will plunge back into the proud parents of a little son, Cecil, Miss Pauline Bowrey and Intereata there. In the last 18 Innings of all-star but are never taken from the box. We Have Many Helpful Reliefs. DeForrest Cambell and wife and John Dawson caught a 40-lb. cat- Richards and family last week. debate. the whirlpool, glad to escape the born July 25 at Butterworth hos- Robert Kyser attended a Miller's play, from March to July, Ameri- This holds true In the case of at- two boys of Grand Rapids and Ray Dan Richards. Sr., of Grand "She is so pretty." her mother need of analysis or giving the matter pital. Both are coming fine. picnic at Pleasant Lake Saturday fish In Grand river. can league sluggers have ham- tachments for the sewing machine. McDonald and wife and grand- Rapids spent laat week-end with his writes. "She has always been so Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson and and In the evening visited the Cas- There are booklets that come with any great consideraUon or any very j Bath Crystals Bath Powders daughter of Lansing spent Sunday mered, exploded, thundered and granddaughter. Mrs. Leon Seeley nephew, Robert Luikens of Grand cades at Jackson. the attachments to show how they carefully watched! How can we serious thought. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John August S, 1906—55 Years Ago mauled one flabby run across the and family. Rapids were Wednesday evening work. These are often savers of safeguard ber from the danger we When the inevitable moment Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson spent George W. Parker. 70. well-known plate. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Gregory at- guests of their couains. Mr. and Bath Salts, Small bottles to 5-lb. bags Trlbbey. money, energy and time. know is there? What is your honest comes to end all this, the valuable, THURSDAY laat week-end In Chicago, where pioneer business man and owner of There was a time when the A. L. tended the wedding of their neph- Mrs. Leon Anderson and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Simpson and opinion of co-educational institu- the irreplacable element of her lire where Mrs. Nelson's brother, John fine horses, died at his home after had most of the dynamite. It may ew. Richard Robinson, at Sand Julianne and Alice Troy are All tho popular Talcum Powdon, Bathing Alcohol, Mrs. J. Schrouder were Sunday Lake Sunday afternoon. When Baking tions? What do you think ere the is destroyed. Whether she has had Olsen of Minneapolis. Minn., board- a several weeks' Illness. have the jump In working in Grand Rapida during guesta of Mrs. M. A. Knight at her Mr. and Mrs. Lenus Schnlpke and chances that she will have the won- only a dozen petting parties or • Kfagquito Repellents, Sunburn Ointments and Lo- ed the train for home. He had spent A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. long-range shooting Loaf and layer cakes and muffins their vacaUon. cottage on Wall Lake. Other guests Carol Joyce of Muskegon were will have greater volume If you derful time she anticipates, and re- hundred, one lover or six. one be- tions, Poison Ivy Reliefs, Iodine for insect bites. some time in Lowell were the Simpson's daughter and Volney Miller of Logan. today, but not Miss Marion Bruton spent a few Harold L Weekes and Miss Wednesday afternoon and evening don't grease sides of pans. This turn to us happy and satisfied when wildered half-intoxicated evening in days last week with her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spencer and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. against the pick of Carolyn Davidson were united in visitors of her sister. Mrs. Leon gives batter something to cling to she graduates, ready to take up a night-club or twenty, one flunked Earl Noah of Grand Rapids. For your stomach's sake—Milk of Magnesia, Pepto- son of Ionia spent Sunday afternoon Knight of Detroit National league marriage. Seeley. when rising. ... If you find you famUy and home and smalltown life subject or ten. won't matter. She Mr. and Mrs. Buraon Bowens and Bismol, Tums. and evening with his parents. Mr. pitching. No set of have added too much flour to cake Mrs. Bruce Krum and children, Blrtha at Ada: To Mr. and Mrs. again?" will come home utterly disenchant- family of Dutton were week-end AUG. 8 and Mrs. W. E. Spencer. Janice Kay Cytherea and Phillip of Houston, home-run sluggers Patents on Chickens- batter, beat an egg and add slowly Spencer of Beldlng spent Thursday L Stonehouse. a girl; to Mr. and Questions Mother Caa Answer. ed, hardened, cynical Her old guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Be Safe! Play sa/e by buying all of your Texas, are spending their vacation are going to make SAVE ON fOUR F00I! to mixture. Milk will make the cake Joe Batey. with her grandparents. Mra. Perry Dennison. a girl; to Mr. Most Efficient Man-Made Machine Well, the answer to that is. what friends will not interest her, but no drugs of a Reliable Druggitt with their mothei-In-law and grand- and Mrs. H. Burt, a boy. any headway against texture tough. . . . When baking Mrs. Msjy Divine of Kalamazoo sort of a girl is Carolyn? From what town or crossroads village will be * Miss Mary Horn left Thursday for mother, Mrs. Phil Krum of Lowell Wm. H. Eddy died at his home Paul Derringer, An article In The American Buy a whole side of beef—Ifs cakes or cookies where you have Mrs. Ella Flynn and Mrs. William so small but what she will find in it a trip to the Canadian Rockies, and with Mr. and Mrs. Harold here after a lingering lllnesa. aged Bucky Walters, Carl Weekly with the Auguat 4 Issue of the cheapest way. And protect ueed honey keep the oven at mod- sort of a home has Carolyn come? Anderson were Thursday dinner the sort of superficial Bobemianism Lake Louise, Vancouver Island and Bargewell of Grand Rapids. 73 yeara. HubbeU (that's right) The Detroit Sunday Times, tells of It in our cold storage lockers. erate heat for a hot oven will burn In the everyday testa of character guests at the Leon Anderson home. M. N. HENRY other points of Interest. She will Mlas Wlnnlfred Barber of Lowell or many others efforts to protect the outstanding Our "custom butchers" serve such cakes quickly. . . . Don't re- bow sure of Carolyn is Carolyn's to which college years have accus- Mr. and Mrs. John Troy were In Bob Ellis Is recovering from a also visit her brother, Robert Horn and Ernest Alberts of Freepori hens since scientific human brains you. move cakes from pans while hot mother? tomed her. Grand Rapids Saturday evening, dislocated shoulder which he re- could name. of Eugene, Oregon, and will be gone were united in marriage. have built them up from a measly and those cakes containing fat A hundred years ago Carolyn Ctrl Mast Make Own Dedslea. bringing their nieces, the Wlersma ceived Sunday night while playing The Yankees Paul Derringer about a month. The Lowell Specialty Co. re-or- 12 to 15 eggs a year to about one a should stand on cake racks to cool. would have been marrying, at 18, Some colleges and all sororities twins home and their daughters. diamond ball for the Lowell Hot- from 1935 through ganlzed and capitalized at $40,000 day—and points out that hens' and perhaps departing, bonneted try to keep their girls under control Julianne and Alice returned with Mr. and Mra. Leon Nead. Jr., of point team against a team from 1939 were 'an exceptien. They had brains had nothing to do with It CHRISTIMSEI'S Oaaning Left-Overs them for the week-end. Swartz Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Hamtramack at Recreation Park. under n«w management C. R. practically everything—the hitting, and shawled, on the front seat of a by means of permissions, regula- Marsh, former manager, aold his because the dumbest hen can lay the PLYMOUTH OAR Richard Nead of Lowell spent last He received the Injury when sliding the fielding, the pitching, the confi- Refrif ertted Food Lockert Miaa Marion Bruton spent the A subscriber suggests saving the prairie schooner, never to sec her tions, closing hours, "lockouts." But Interest In the business and J. B. most eggs. Be sure to get The De- pickle syrup left over from can- these only work with the girls who latter part of the week with her week visiting points of Intereat in In to second base. dence and the poise. They bad amas- troit Sunday Times. bomefoQc again. She might have Northern Michigan, Wisconsin and Nicholson succeeded him as man- Phone MS-F3 ning. She seals it and uses it later want them to work. sister. Mrs. Clare Gleas and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Andrews Ing balance, which ia something that Phone Koewers' news stand for been stepping into a lifetime of NAZARENES returned home by the way of Chi- ager. for flavoring roasts and fowl. After So the problem is strictly Caro- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson and and son Robert. Donald and Rich- time works on In Ita leisurely way. delivery. adv misery and disappointment, but she daughter Margaret took Patricia cago and Indiana. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Rlckert visited canning fruits she adds maple would have faced it, plunged into lyn's. It is for ber to decide h; ard MacNaughton and the Misses relatives and friends In Lowell. flavoring to the eweet syrup left Cowles back to her home in Grand To Go To Camp Sunday Marguerite Behnke and Maxine Hill The Two Leagues cooking and sewing and fanning Mother slid Dad can't do much. Rapids Sunday and were dinner Oren Sterken was called to Grand Mrs. Rlckert recently returned over and bottles it This comes in Rapids this week by the death of of Grand Rapida spent Sunday In from a year's sojourn In Wales, her American leaguers will tell you as a delicious syrup for pancakes guests of their cousins. Mr. and to be Given A way his brother, Richard Sterken, 54, St. Joe. where they enjoyed a picnic native home, much Improved In Mrs. Sidney Wlersma and family. that Detroit Cleveland, Boston and and waffles. There will be no services in the who was killed instantly laat Sun- dinner with Mr. and Mra. L R. health. Mrs. Earl Noah and daughter of New York all could win the National day morning when he waa struck Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Sprague vis- Before and After Grand Rapids spent from Friday Lowell Nazarene Church next league pennant with something to InspinUkmal OUR READERS Cokinos. ited friends here before leaving for unUl Sunday at the Wm. Bruton by a train at a Grand Rapida croas- spare. Sunday, Aug. 4th. The congre- Ing. Funeral services were held Dunkirk, N. Y.. where the former Rest is not idleness, and to lie ThtPmum ARE NOT— home and her husband came after Mr. and Mrs. Prank F. Coons and National lenguers. now lifted from Tuesday afternoon. accepted a call as pastor of the sometimes on the grass under the her Saturday evening and remain- gation will meet at the church son David returned home laat Fri- the gloomy abvss of the years that Stio wboa t— trees on a summer's day, listening Unitarian Church there. ed until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doyle, Nita, day night from a 16-day trip to the murmur of water, or watch- Herbert Graham of Chicago here IS ^ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brownell en- at 8 .*00 o'clock and motor to the Charles. Gloria, Mrs. Margaret through the Badlanda and Black ing the clouds float across the sky, superintending extensive repairs on tertained relatives from Beldlng Stowell and Guy Johnson of Grand Hllla of South Dakota, the Yellow- is by no means waste of time.—L Michigan District Campmeeting the Graham block, including a new Dtne and Dance Sunday of last week. • Rapids attended the eighth annual stone and Teton National Parks, Lubbock. the Big Horn mountains and other roof, mending of walls, painting and Now is the Time MARKET at Indian Lakev near Vicksburg. field day and picnic of the DeWltt a general overhauling. Inside and KODND Clinton Consistory and Coordinate ranges of the Rockies. They return- NOTICE, LEDGER READERS— ed through Montana, North Dakota, out To Hire Voir Fnratce at bodies. A. A. S. R. at Allegan Coun- Mra. B. C. Snow and daughter Friends of The Ledger having He rocked the boat. They will carry lunchet and spend the ty Park last. Thursday. Minnesota, across the Straits and TRAMED SEALS through Northern Michigan. On Ruth of Ware. Mass., and Albert E. CLEANED ud REPAIRED business in the Probate Court of KOP? Did Errs Shack; EVERYBODY WELCOMEt ! day, returning after evening eervice. Dwlght of Northampton. Mass., RIvervlew Inn Kent County win confer a favor NO/ WT THEY KSPONO }L These bubbles mark— Dinner and Showboat guests of Friday of laat week they visited Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Henry thia Mrs. D. G. Mange and the Bllases at came for a short visit with their on the publisher by requesting TO AD SUGGESTIONS o sister, Mrs. S. P. Hicks. See On M21 East of city limits. the court to order probate notices o All our friends are invited to take (Thursday) evening will be Miss their cottage on Lake Michigan near Cross Village. Friends ind published in this paper. The TO DO BUSINESS, o Florence I£ing. Alice Henty, James Eitiig Capacity Has Beei liereased ta Serve 500 at a Sittiig part in the motorcade and camp. neighbors are gled to have the He: "How did you like the boxing Court will be glad to comply with o Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. RAY COVERT the request when made. — Re- ADVERTISE Henry, all of Grand Rapids; Mr. Coons family back safe and sound. matches?" Try Our Famous Baked Ham 0 Where Ezra sink! She: "Oh, some of them were all spectfully, R. O. Jefferles. tf —Rotary Kuxzer, Boone, Iowa. R. War land, Minuter. and Mrs. Myron Henry of McCords, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Georgia of In Mexico you can take your wife right, but most of them were cow- SANDWICHES an4 Sheet Metal Work Lanalag and Paui McCarty of Los to prison with you—anything to ards. Whenever the whistle blew, Angeles, Calif., their house guest. increase the puniahmenf. they ran away from the fight"

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THE LOWKLL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1M0 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1940 FOUR FIVE MARVEL On Guard ADA DEPARTMENT ! ALTO DEPARTMENT (Mrs. Hattie R. Fitch) 1 (Mm Fri-d Pattlion) Eat Meat Once A Day Ada Locals Don't Alto Locals omeone May In warm weather it will keep up your vitality, when nothing else will. Mofflt Reunion Mrs. May Bonell of Detroit was Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thorne of The Mofflt reunion wag held a guest of her brother-in-law and Jakland, Ind., arc making an In- Sam Had No We have a large aHsortment of fresh and cooked meats. Priced to Fallasburg Park Sunday with 43 sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Heint- definite Slay at their apartment present. After the fine cooperative xleman, this past week. suit anyhody^s Pockethook. over the post office. Members of Booster Club will Future dinner, there was a short business Bert Oyer and son Billy of Grand meeting. Mra. Fred Pattlson was hold their annual picnic on Wed- Rapids, former residents of Alto, re-elected president and Mrs. Bert nesday, Aug. 7, In the shelter house •vere seen on out streets Tuesday Purchase was re-elected secretary- at Fallasburg Park. A potluck sup- Rv OSCAR JONES WANT AD. Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Pat Ged [a per will be served at 6;30 o'clock. iAsiocI .led Ncwipapen.) .....Tn Bologna Grade No. 1 Fri. Sat. Ib. IGV^c treasurer. All had a very fine din- il»on spent Tuesday evening with WNU S«rvlce._ ner and visit. Next year we will Ice cream will be provided by the » , PbtIb FI•h hatcherv ai it Mrs. Glenn Yelter of West Lowell club. Games will be played under FOR SALE —Old Town Sponson meet at Paris fish hatcherj. as it ^ niana tn,. nm. Aim Oar- FOR SALE—1937 Buick Sedan. to complete plans for our Alto Gar the direction of Mrs. Myrta Nelllst. ««'"pHERE are several things I canoe. In good condition, inquire la about half way to Manton, and .len Club flower show August 31. Webster Chevrolet Sales, Phone Members arc invited to attend with *• don't like about him. since you 298, Lowell. cl2 of Paul Bidlmn, 110 Horatio Ave., Club Sliced Minced Cadillac where several families of Please keep this date In mind and 18 Months Guarantee the Mofflts reside. iheir families. ask mel" declared Hazel, with her west of East Ward school. cl2 plan to visit show. Charlotte Fitch was an overnight best air of haughty superiority. "In WANTED—Young girl about 15 or —on a 46-Plato Tlgpr Stand- W. H. Watts Son have bought Frankfurts guest on Wednesday of this past the first place I don't care for his 16 to assist with general house- ard Rattory. Every Tiger Bat- Bacon Ham Alto Library Board Meeting the Matt Mattcrnlck building across AMT'ADSl week of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kline of frnyed collars, or that old shiny suit work. Mrs. Fred Dalstra, Alto tery carries a definite, writ- Five members of the Alto Library jtreet from their present store and Lowell Market Report l Grand Rapids. he wears. Then again, he's situ Phone 193. cl2 ten guaranteo for length of Grade lib. 12i/2e 5 Ib. Box Ib. 9c Chunk Ib. 12 /2t board and Mrs. M. Rossell of the •vill move into same about Sept. 1. Mrs. Ella Burt of Grand Rapids m*T ADV. RATES—Sflo FOR M WORDS OR LESS, IF OVER M satisfactory service. The Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith ply bourgeois! I haven't any time RDS, ADD 1c PER WORD. TWO WEEKS FOR 00c, FOUR Corrected August 1, 1940 Kent County Library recently met was a guest of Mrs. Wm. Furner FOR SALE OR RENT—East Ward guaranteo Is only a MINI- ind daughters enjoyed the week- to spend with men who are not in- 2KS FOR SLOO. IF ORDERED RV MAIL, PLEASE ENCLOSE school house, a fine location for a with Mrs. Floyd Flynn of Bowne on Thursday and while here visited MUM. Service records prove Wheat, bu 3 .68 Center. After the delicious potluck end with the former's parents, Mr. teresting. I have never heard Sam general store, with lots of park- several other friends In the village. IN OR STAMPS. they operate satisfactorily Rye, bu .10 1 dinner, the chairman of board, Mrs. ind Mrs. F. O. Smith, at Lake Lester say one original thing." ing space. Inquire of Thomas L. Saiah Bannan and Ruth House- many, many months (even Corn, bu .60 H. Dudley Smith called the meet- Pleasant near Osseo. Sissy Anne, imaller, and usually Condon, Phone 244. pl2 Ground Beef Pure Beef Fri., Sat. Ib. 12 /2C man of Lowell were Friday after- Buckwheat, cwt 1.00 The Alto Junior ball team will TENTION OUTFIT BUYERS— FOR SALE—1936 Plymouth Town years) past the guarantee ing to order. Mrs. Rossell explain- noon callers of Charlotte Fitch. meeker than Haiel, flared up with Barley, cwt ed the NY A were discontinuing play the Bowne Center 4-H Club pportunity for reliable young Sedan. Webster Chevrolet Sales, FOR SALE—1938 Chevrolet Town period. 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Averlll, jr., sudden Indignation: Oats, bu .35 their help, so It was necessary for .earn Thursday evening at 6:30 at >ouple to take over account and Phone 298, Lowell. cl2 Sedan. Webster Chevrolet Solos, Sausage, Grade 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Marks "Interesting people don't usually Corn and Oats Feed, cwt 1.60 Ib. 10c Short-Cut Steak Ib. 17c the North Main street community Phone 298, Lowell. cl2 For Ford,IChev.,' Plym. us to let Miss Dorothy Scott, our and Jack and Jean visited Miss waste themselves and their Ideas on ssume payments of $12 per CUSTOM COMBINING DONE.- Corn Meal, cwt 1.55 play ground. Benches will be avall- Pork Roast very efflcent librarian go. and Mrs. Neva Marks at Royal Oak Satur- persons whose mental level is lower nonth on a nearly new 3-room John Velting, >4 mile south of Coarse Cracked Corn, cwt.... 1.63 Ib. 12ic Pot Roast Ib. 15c nble. Come and see boys play. IT'S A REAL DEAL say our cus- 45 Plate Battery H. Dudley Smith will have charge day and attended the Tlger-Ath- than their own." utflt of beautiful furniture In this US-16 on Lowell-Freeport road 1.48 Miss Betty Sinclair, who has been Familiar scene in Michigan's state parks where tomers. 100% Pure Penn Permit Shelled Corn, cwt Pork Steak at the regular hours. Mesdames letlcs ball game at Navln Field, De- promise of attracting greatest total attendance of ocallty. Write or telephone col- pl0-4t Bran, cwt 1.30 Ib. 14c Short Ribs Beef Ib. 15c working In Grand Rapids, called on "I suppose you mean mel And bathing attracts vacationers. Michigan department oil, new low price, 2-gal. can, $1.19, Charles Smith, Claud Sllcox, Mrs. troit. record, more than nine million persons, despite slow ect Heights Upholstering Co., $4.49 Middlings, cwt 1.65 iier former teacher, Mrs. Basil Charles Hutchins, and mother, for of conservation's parks division employs scores of Includes federal tax. Bob Focht, Pork Chops Ib. 18c H. D. Smith and Mra. Fred Pat- Mrs. Orvles Kellogg was a dinner beginnings occasioned by cool weather during month 128 Division Ave., South, Grand FOR SALE—Apples, Duchess, Yel- (Exch. Price) Flour, bbl 5.80 Pork Loin Roast Ib. 16c Hayward, Saturday afternoon. that matter! Well, I don't care whn< life guards each summer who watch Tigilantly to pre* tlson were present. Next meeting guest on Sunday of Miss Nellie of June. apids. Free Storage for future low Harvest, Red Astrachans. Gamble Store Dealer. cl2 Pea Beans, cwt 2.851 Betty graduated from the 10th you say, Charles Hutchins has a fu rent water tragedies. State parks, this season, show will be the second Friday In Octo- Bonner of Grand Rapids. elivery. cll-3t Frank Daniels, 4 miles north of A powerful battery for pop- Light Red Beans, cwt 4.00 irade at Alto, then attended high ture. He's In Hollywood right now ber at Mrs. Charles Smith's. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Lowell, Phone 95-F3. cl2 ular makes of cars. Ilxtra Dark Red Beam?, cwt 5.75 school In Caledonia, and now plans and he's going to have a tryout* Mrs. Tom Morris were Mr. and RNESS SHOP NEWS—Get your platee give extra power for Light Cranberry Beans, cwt.. 2.60 ;o enter St. Mary s nurses' training Standing erect, without a per- PULLETS FOR SALE — Choice Woodbury Soap Extra Special Bar SV^c Beloved Resident Paaaes Mrs. Arthur Rubach of Ionia and You can't claim anything like thn' inder and combine canvases re- all accessories and emergen- Yellow Eye Beans, cwt 2.25 ichool In Grand Rapids Sept. 1. ceptible tremor In his body while and Mrs. Leander Pltach and son 'family spent Sunday at the Dan Tom Barron Strain White Leg- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Chaffee of for your friend Sammy." ilred. A little repairing now .fllSHT. cies. 45 SAG Rating: 20 Wool, lb .35 Earl Vanderllp was born In Alto, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bryant of two j retty girls perform stunts on DAVIS LAKE were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Foster home. horns from day-old to 18 weeks; Grand Rapids. "Children! Children!" Mrs. Tur ^111 save hours of delay later.— min., 110 amps. 20 hours, 90 .28 Michigan, March 1, 1880, and pass- Hastings spent the week-end with a heavy, high pole balanced on his Mrs. William Schroder Nick Pltsch. | Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Llnd and son, Butter, lb The Ladles of Ada Congregation- ner's distressed voice Interrupted ierekes Harness Shop, 1 mile also heavy breeds. C. L. Patter- amp. hrs. .29 Red Salmon, Fancy Can 25c Macaroni ed away July 24, 1940 at the age of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Falrchlldi forehead, Ambrosl Walkmlr Is the Mrs. Norman Pltsch spent Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroder, Tom son, 2*4 miles cast of Saranac. Butterfat, lb 2 Ib. Box 14c 60 years, 4 months and 23 days. al church arc planning to hold an "I'm tired of all this arguing. Ha "ist of Lowell on M-21. p9-4t Eggs, doz 17-.19 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davis attended acme of poise and physical per- Mrs. Belle'Casper returned home day with Mrs. Ward Stewart. Forward and Athol Dygert attend- Phone 3283. clltf He leaves to mourn his passing, his fection. ice cream social at the church at a zel, I don't like to hear you crlti Hogs, live, cwt 6.00 Ireet, Canned Meat •21c Egg Noodles 1 Ib. pkg. 10c he Davis reunion at Ellis Park from Buffalo, New York the latter Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroder were ed the Schroder reunion at Cal- R SALE—1937 Chevrolet Town 45 P1ATE BATTERY wife, Cora; four daughters Mrs. This 160-pound marvel supports date to be set soon. Watch for the cize Mr. Lester because of his shab- FOR SALE—9x12 living room rug. Hogs, dressed, cwt 9.50 near Campau Lake Sunday. Their part of the week with friends from In Lowell Wednesday afternoon. edonia Park Sunday. edan. Webster Chevrolet Sales, Cheese, Wis. Fancy Ib. 19c Floyd Hunt of Grand Rapids, Mrs. the 380-pound total weight for six late and plan to attend. by clothing, but I think your sister 'hone 298, Lowell. cl2 good condition. Mrs. R. D. Ban- GUARANTEED 11 MONTHS Beef, dressed, lb 08-.20 Red-Bag Coffee Ib. 15c granddaughter, Ruby Cooper, re- Florence Shea and Esther and New York who spent the week-end Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mrs. Ward Stewart called on Mrs. Russell Carr of Lansing, Mrs. Wal- turned with them for a visit. 82 to eight minutes In a featured act Is right. Sissy Anne, when she in- Ray Linton at Alto Thuraday. croft, R. K. 1, Alto. Phone 542. cl2 Chickens, lb 09-.13 ter Grill of California and Mrs. Ethel Kamp motored to Grand at Mra. Sarah Stauffer's. Foster Thursday, July 25th a son, R SALE—Eastern mink breed- Potted Meat 3 Cans 10c Soft Drinks Bot. 5c were present. at the Ionia Free Fair grandstand sists that he's hardly good enough Mr. and Mrs. Swartz entertained Robert McQulnney of Alto; and one Rapids on Monday to visit Flor- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ausburger Thomas Frederick. rs, reduced prices If taken with- FOR SALE—1939 Bulck Sedan. $3.69 Mrs. Peter Pipe and Ruth Hills performances, August 12 to 17. for you. Hereafter, I must request relatives from Colorado the past son. Harley of California; one sis- ence's aunt, Mrs. Lynn Huff. and family of Grand Rapids. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Batey and n the next 20 days. J. S. Hamll- Webster Chevrolet Sales, Phone (Exch. Price) of Grand Rapida visited the form- Mrs. William Thledeman and you not to spend so much time with week. BOWNE BUGLE NOTES NEW ter, Mrs. John Kelser of Campau er's sister, Mrs. Roy Demlng and on, Lowell Mink Ranch, Vi mile 298, Lowell. cl2 FOR FORD V-8 DvASfl LOW PRICE Lake and many other relatives. KEENE BREEZES daughter Carol of Lansing were him. Just because he takes his est of Gd. Trunk depot. pll-2t SERVICE Miss Myrtle Porrltt husband Wednesday. Especially adapted to Ford Dreau LARGE V/2 Ib. Lo.f The funeral was conducted by Mrs. A. Lee overnight guests on Friday of Mrs. meals here U no reason why he KROGERI FOR SALE—1938 Ford 4 Door Se- 3 for 23c Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nash of Anne Fase and while here called should expect to be received Into RSES AND COWB—Wanted $6 dan. Webster Chevrolet Sales, V-8, Terraplane, Hupmoblle Rev. F. E. Chamberlain at the We're taking time out to tell Mrs. Cella Brewer epent from Newaygo spent Monday with Mrs. on several friends In Ada. the family circle." o $18.00, dead stock $1.00. Write Phone 298, Lowell. cl2 6W, etc. Plates are full size Alto Methodist church on Friday harlea Demlng and family, leaving Mr. and Mrs. Dorus Williams and you that no time Is too late or Monday until Wednesday with her afternoon and the Interment was Mr. and Mrs. James Furner en- Sissy Anne was very young, and oy Cooper, R. R. 2, Rockford, and thickness—assuring you for Detroit Tuesday to attend the daughters Margaret and Betty and FOR SALE—10 rabbits. George A. too early for a call to us at daughter, Mrs. Clair Porrltt. Butter, Brookfield Ib. 28c Tex Shortening 3 Ib. Tin 39c In Bowne Center cemetery.' joyed a Salisbury fry and swimming Ich., or phone 102F13. cl0,tf of good service long past the Mrs. Lafferty of Detroit spent last she had ,hever been In love, that is, Hale, 314 S. Hudson St., Lowell 9114 for sen-Icing your car. Mrs. Jennie Flynn and Clair were Mr. Vanderllp was In the garage ball game. party on Thursday night at Grand guarantee period. Powdered Sugar 3 lbs. 20c Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dlntaman week at the Glen Brestley home. never before, end she wasn't quite "Try It" Phone 245. pl2 We have a day and night staff Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Soda Crackers 2 Ib. Box 15c SPECIAL PRICE I R CEMENT, carpenter, mason- 45DT Rating: 20 mln., 100 Haven Beach with Virginia Friar and repair business and was a sure why her heart ached so dur- ready to go to work for you spent Saturday night and Sunday Mrs. Warren Reed enjoyed the and Jim Chrlstensen of Grand Rap- ry work, plastering and painting amps.; 20 hr., 76 amp. hrs. Mrs. Elmer Ellis of Lowell. Ammonia Qt. Size 10c genius, could build house trailers, with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flnels of ing the next few days. Only Sam FOR SALE—Apples at Tlmpson's and your car. Salad Mustard Qt 10c week-end with her mother, Mrs. ids. a man for every Job. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson make miniature engines and Lester did seem so sort of friend- orchard. Alto. pl2 Hastings. A. J. Post of Clarksvllle. Orvles Kellogg attended the an- KROCER'S COUNTRY CLUB erin. Contractor and Builder, and family were Sunday dinner iello, All Flavors 3 pkgs. 14c whittled the most perfect small Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carr of Wax Paper 40 ft. 5c Mr. Warren Reed spent the week- nual reunion of members of the less, when he took his seat at their E. Hlght St., Lowell. pll-4t guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Onan logging sleighs for his grandson Gland Rapids called at Frank Mac- FOR SALE—Dodge, 1933 Deluxe 4- 39 PLATE CUB end with hie sons Clayo and Versll Kellogg family held on Sunday at table with the rest of their boarders. and family of Lowell. which have been displayed to the Naughton's Sunday afternoon. VACUUM PACKED COFFEE door sedan, perfect condition, ex- HeinTexieoStitioi and famlllea at Morrison Lake, Johnson Park, Grandvllle. Seventy- Letters came from Charles Hutch- sNTION 4-H MEMBERS-Get Guaranteed 6 months. Fits Members of the Alto Library public In several places. Anything Mr. and Mrs. Claud Pllmore and ceptionally clean throughout, where they are enjoying a vacation. two were present, coming from ins, who lingered in Hbllywood. IWMES SAYIN8II our show halters at the Kerekes WILLIAM HEIM all popular cars. Full sire Board met at the Flynn home Wed-; we wanted fixed or made we al- son Roger of Lansing spent from tires good. Best buy In town, Mrs. Coleta Condon of Grand Rockford, Plalnwell, Kalamazoo, awaiting his tryout. Often Hazel SPECIAL fen ftaeit blexi... 'arness Shop. Our price Is right, plates. nesday for a potluck luncheon at Pard Dog Food UWJZ ways thought of Earl and he was Wednesday until Sunday with Mr. $95.00. 319 N. Monroe Ave., Low- Phone 9114 Lowell 3 cans 25c Rapids was a guest of Mrs. H. N. Grand Rapids and Jamestown. The read excerpts to the other board- Maker, ne mile east of Lowell on M-21. one o'clock followed by a buslnese an expert fisherman, had been on and Mrs. Ted Scott and on Friday ell. pl2 Lee last Friday. family will meet again next year at ers with much gusto. As, for In- AT ! Tr* H — It's pl2-4t $2.85 meeting. Mrs. N. R. Rosell of the lake that very hot day that he pass- accompanied by J. O. Scott, all went ^41c ed away. He will be greatly missed Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hlgglns Johnson Park on the last Sunday gaarseteed Kent County Library was a guest to Grand Haven and Holland for stance, when Charles wrote: (Exch. Price) Oranges Potatoes by a host of friends. were Sunday guesta of Mrs. Hazel In July. "The advantage I seem to have, from Grand Rapids. Bananas the day. Conner. Many In this vicinity were grieved Hisses Mable and Rose Bergy ac- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miller and aside from my personality, it Batteries Installed Free Mr. and Mrs. Ward Conner and to hear of the tragic death of Lyn- SPOTLIGHT COFFEE 3 & 39c companied Miss Betty Frey of Card of Thanks family of Ada called at the Wilson my training In oratory. I guess Fig Bars - Windmills — Dutch California family and Glen were Sunday ton Henderson, husband of Norma Leighton to Farmers' Day at MSC 0. S. Gride No. 1 Lt. FiHcy and Harris homes Sunday. those days I spent coaching for the We wish to express our sincere Fresh CMklet 2 ^ 19c Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gephart gueste at the Noah Bishop home. (VanWormer) Henderson, a form- appreciation to the Alto business state scholastic contest will mean AlSo Valus—Caronel Peoan Topped FRENCH BRAND COFFEE ^ 19c Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Henry, and son Richard spent the week- MIsh Fern Compton of Grand er resident of Ada. Mr. Hender- Bob Focht Lg. 200 size doz. 23o 15 Ib. Pk. 29c men, friends and neighbors for a good deal to me now." Jr., and Orlo Hostettler nnd Mr. 4 lbs. 25o end with friends at South Haven. Rapids was a guest of her mother son was killed In an auto acci- I Coffee Cake Large Siie 12c their floral offerings and many acts "A character, that fellowl" Sam and Mrs. Alex Wlngeler a.id sons Dan Walker stayed at Gephart's and also Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weeks dent at Kansas City last Tuesday Aatborized Dealer of kindness during the sudden night. Kansas City was his former Lester murmured once, then sub- oil and Hut Icing KROGER'S S attended the ball games at Detroit death and burial of our dear hus- while they were away. and family from Thursday until home and Mr. and Mrs. Henderson sided into a yet deeper quiet under Gamble Stores Saturday. band and, father, to Rev. F. E. Miss Dorothy Chaterdon spent Saturday. iFralt Salad Cake 19c Mrs. Ola Plnkney Condon and were visiting relatives there. the Influence of the pained, surprised BREAD Miss Alice Keener of Evsnston. Radio Peas, Fancy No. 2 Can 10c Chamberlain for kind words, to Mrs. the week-end with her aunt and is* uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wrlde, Mrs. Llbtle Carr and Sable Bowen A barn on the Clare Shepard glances that were suddenly turned 111. spent the week-end ot the Chamberlain and Mrs. Skldmore farm was burned to the ground In iWiilarlKSr »*> ='« 10c for music and to the White Circle and grandmother, Mrs. Jennie of Berlin attended the Plnkney re- upon him. Charles Hutchins was Watts home. ;he electrical storm Thursday night Country Club Pireless Cooked Aid and friends for the supper Chaterdon, of Clarksvllle. union at Turk Lake last Sunday. the most promising young man in FOR SALE—Five 10-weeks-old pigs. Jf"- J«m Hf1"? r ec*ive* *0rd with a loss estimated at $2,000. The r,da of f served us at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcox were Several combines have been pur- town, and folks had always expect- Ptrk & Beans 3^°'25c David Sterzick. 5 miles south of J >_ the death of her brother, among others from Alto to attend chased by the farmers in this lo- barn was filled with hay but had no ed much of him. They didn't think Lowell on M-66. then V4 mile west,Oerry Burn.lde at Grove Hill Ohio, Mrs. Cora Vanderllp and Family. farm Implements or horses In It at the ox roast at Clarksvllle Thurs- cality and wheat threshing Is the it behooved a shabby soda fountain Foil Strength - Bulk on old US-16. pl2 Mrs McCIure Is now the only living the time of the fire and Shepard day and with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd the order of the day at present boy to criticize him. 1 Cider Vinegar ^ 13c 1 member of the Civil W ar General VAN'S Super-Market Alto Locals aa able to save his harness. The Houghton were supper guests of Mr. The July meeting of the Keene That was the night Sissy Anne FOR SALE— I Burneslde's family. ss was covered by Insurance. oson Ball Rev. F. E. Chamberlain an- and Mrs. Bill Leonard. Sunshine Club met at the home of defied her mother and sister and Churned From Paataurizad Groom - Michigan Maid 1939 Plymouth 2 dr. Tr. Sedan. | Mr. and Mrs. Eqrl Nash spent 220 W. Main St. LOWELL nounces his topic for next Sunday | Mr. and Mrs. Ken Demlng and Wm. Furner and Peter Vanden- 1939 Plymouth 4 dr. Tr. Sedan. j Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. August Gelger. The berg attended the ball game at strolled to the front gate with Sam Jar Caps *»— 17c at 10:00 a. m. at Itethodlst church [Mr. and Mrs. Gordon VanTyncn 1937 Plymouth 2 dr. Tr. Sedan. Clair Porrltt. next meeting will be the 4th of Navln Field, Detroit, last Wednes- Lester. In the gathering dusk he as "Five Characters in Search of land daughter, Joyce Elaine of J936 Plymouth 2 dr. Sedan. Mrs. Vera Watts accompanied August at Fallasburg Park. day. suddenly placed a hand on Sissy BUTTER 2 57c an Author." Grand Rapids were Sunday guests IJaMliflgs 3 10c 1935 Plymouth 2 dr. Tr. Sedan. i Miss Jean Godfrey of Alto to Mur- Alberta and June Weeks and Lor- Jim and Mary Ellen Anderson of Anne's, where It rested on the gate Dudley Foster of Caledonia call- of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bancroft. The ene Nellsen attended the 4-H club 1937 Dodge 4 dr. Tr. Sedan. ray Lake for a week. Ulnew for a few days but was Wednesday evening and called on Grand Rapids were week-end post, and began tremulously: oson Ball A Marvelous Hot-Weather Cooler - Latonia Club ed on his daughter, Mrs. Ralph birthday dinner was in honor of jamboree at Bertha Brock Park Gould's Garage, Dodge A Ply-) Mrs. Florence Weltze and Mr. News From Grand Rapids able to be up and around the house the former's slster-ln-law. Mm. Mary Huntington and family Sunday. the birthdays of Joyce Elaine and guests of their unce and aunt, Mr. "I've been wanting to tell you iQiart Jars 67c Of Former Bowne Folks last Friday and Saturday. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson while mouth Sales, Phone 269. cl2 and Mrs. Norman McDermott and Tuesday. jSoules and her niece, formerly Mr. and Mrs. Roger McMahon Barbara Ann Bancroft which oc- something. Sissy Anne, but you asoa Ball Pint Jan. dosea 57a family of Grand Rapid-? were Sun- Clara M. Brandebury Lemmle Weeks of Grand Rapids their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. UTHIATED LEMON 5 c Alvln Helntzelman and wife of I Myrtle Hudson. We found "Aunt and children of Lowell were Sat- cur on the same day. and Glenn Weeks, aleo Mr. and Mrs. haven't given me a chance lately. k FOR RENT—Cottage at Murray d afternoon callers at the Henry this city with Mrs. Heintzelman'si Mate" feeling well and out of doors Anderson, were on a trip to Chi- Lake, available Saturday. Lowell j urday night supper guests of her Supervisor Fred Pattlson and Henry Gable and daughter Nlta of I've been wanting to say—" . KROGER'S COUNTRY CLUB Mild Michigan Yellow ohnson home brother Frank Rounds and wife of j watering her flowers. She is nearly Supervisor Theo Bailey of Ver- cago. Phone 73-F2. cl2 Edwin Pottruff was In Lansing parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Linton. So. Ionia were Sunday guests at the "Sissy Anne!" It was a very flus- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frlsble and Paris are spending a few days eighty-six years young and very gennes and their wives attended Miss Charlotte Chaffee of Lan- on business last Tuesday. His wife The Misses Cieone Hayward and Dell Lee home. tered, Indignant Mrs. Turner who FLOUR SHOWBOAT SPECIAL — Ladies' Clarence Schonemeyer were Sat- 'sight seeing at Niagara Falls. spry. Mabel Lorlng returned Saturday dedication program at Long •Hng spent the week-end with her Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Parker and bore down belligerently upon them, CREAM CHEESE » 18c 11.49 skirts 11.00; Children's visitors of Mr. and Mrs. formerly Nellie Ford is steadily Mrs. O. Hogan is staying at the night after spending a week's va- Lake Thursday, having a very parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chaffee, llAUNfi 24*4. "T*!#> daughters spent Sunday at the and her friend, Mlsa Beatrice Mc- just in time to see the timid hand- Bleifcd Grapefruit art Oraafi Jika. Para Grapefruit Jake ar dresses, 79c. Stiles' Dress Shop, Claif Porrltt. improving from her recent Illness home of her iwn Floyd and family Family Resemblance cation touring In the Upper Penin- pleasant day, despite the terrible iTEtTEl tack # Iv 5 wind. Lewis Stevens home. The twins Ul- Keon of Grand Rapids, spent the clasp. "You will come in the house Tour Giant 'I W. Main St, Lowell. cl2l Mlas Charlene Gardner of De- caused by heart tronble. of near Grandvllle at present. sula. 6 troit spent from Wednesday until Miss Mildred Glasgow with her They were looking at a kangaroo Mr. and Mrs. Clare Porrltt of dene and Naurene will remain for week-end in Ada with her. this instant! Mr. Lester, you will Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Collins were Steven Green of Gove Lake spent Choice can I jrC BEAUTY SHOP equipment for sale. Sunday at the Stanley Coles home friend. Miss Webber are spending at the zoo. when an Irishman said: Friday at the Hayward home. Southwest Bowne were Sunday din- a week. Mrs. Howard O. Messmore and pleafe take your meals elsewhere ORANGE JUICE at Ottawa Beach Tuesday and Marjle Sue and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. All modern, good condition. Sac- and accompanied them to the their vacation by taking a trip to Beg pardon, sor, phwat kind of a Rosenberg A Son have purchased ner guests of their mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce antf after this. I haven't room for you!" iGeM Medal (3 Mo. 2 cans 25c) S brought their house trailer home Loop and daughters, Jeanene and rlflce. Phone 116-789-F21, Grand Fletcher reunion at the Fred Fahr- the Upper Peninsula of Michigan creature Is that?" the W. H. Watts & Son store build- Rose Porrltt. friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harold An- Sissy Anne cried a lot after that. Plaas In the afternoon. Friends had been derson of Greenville enjoyed a pic- Arlene of Grand Rapids are spend- Raplds. pl2 ni home of So. Boston Sunday. and will go sight seeing along the "Oh," said the gentleman nearby, ing and will move into same In the Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward were During the week that followed the Kirk's riake soap ox Msisum neaitiy Contltloe — Wesee « using it at the beach during the nic at Townsend Park last Sunday ing a week's vacation at Charle- —r T" I Four-H girls, third and fourth shores of Lake Superior visiting "that Is a native of Australia." near future. Sunday evening callers of Mr. and episode her cheeks actually paled Plllsbiry's FOR RENT—Three room ground- . ® 0 past week. voix. 6 re ara io eerv d a 'Good hlvens!" exclaimed Pat, John Livingston returned home Mrs. Chas. VanVranken of Hast- and motored to Slayton Lake and and she, with all her lack of expe- Floor P & 6 Soap 3 i™ 10c Scratch Feed ^ 73 floor apartment on Monroe Ave. I J "*® P P J n- ® Copper Harbor and other places. ings. enjoyed bathing and picnic supper Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cramton have d 1, U dl n 0r he,r ther They expect to be gone eight days. J. S. Branc'ebury and wife with "an" me sister married one o' thlm!" Wednesday after being In Blodgett rience, could not doubt the truth. t4V4-ib. Big Yellow Hoosehold Wasco Starting and Florence Stiles. Lowell Phone aft f?®A "dM I "a11" ' * ™ » hospital for a week. Jay Livingston Mr. and Mrs. FranR Kline, Mr. there. been entertaining their brother-in- Klig's Flake WHERE 385-F2 cl2 ^ * Monday night. Mrs. Bert Kime of Prospect St. Mrs. Arlee Brandebury and son —The Rotary Felloe, Highland She was sick at heart, and It was sack and Mrs. Carl Rankin and son, Dr. Margaret Helmer of Ionia spent law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. I Floor Tmso Soap 10 ^ 33c Growing Mart ^$2.19 has been confined to her bed with Warren motored to Lowell last Park, Michigan. and family of Holland Park came because she was missing Sam H. D. Selglc and brother, Harris Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill and daughter Marjorle to see their father Saturday. We Lester. Dutiful daughter though lb . , litcresie Egg Proioctlon Witli Wesco SMYRNA Selgel, enjoyed a picnic dinner and Pierce. Tampa. Fla., for the past two Slicerity Fiw "<& 59c are glad to hear Mr. Livingston is I Mrs. Albert Housorman gaining nicely. supper with Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Day and weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hill and Mar- she was, yet love will have its way, 19c EM Mash 'V SIM Lynn at Cascade. Other friends jorle left for Florida on Sunday and there came an evening when Marvin and Richard Eldrldge of George Haas of Saranac left last IliakiRglMla 7c UfiO W*2CO LaBarge spent most of last week from Battle Creek and Grand Rap- Friday evening for Cola. Iowa and plan to visit Niagara Falls, Sissy Anne boldly slipped out of the Mrs. Ola Purdy is confined to her .«», Sud. , D.iry Fiw| $1 25 would you look? with Donald Bergy. Ids were also guests. where Mr. Haas' son resides. Mr. Washington, D. C., and other points bouse and strolled along the street lb. can 17C bed. Dr. VanLoo of Beldlng Is at- of Interest on the way home. Mrs. Earl Sinclair and daughter Miss Jean Godfrey and Mrs. Vera Haas will remain for an Indefinite and she knew Sam Lester walked nrder «Dx,« 2 37c Pubrt AIM* Will Not Maintain Milk Ph« tending her. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cramton and Betty of Campau Lake and Mrs. Watts are having a week's vaca- stay. Mr. and Mrs. Day will return at that hour. And when she met The annual Smyrna school re- Edward, Mrs. L. E. Bates and Mr. | Crisp and Flaky , sa CsndM-Tjfpe CsaMrs Iroger's Wesco Stock and Bert Thompson and farrrtly of Cas- tion at a cottage at Murray Lake. after a week's visit. him, as though by accident, they Gallon union was held Sunday with about cade called on Mrs. Frank Fair- We imagine Miss Jean will furnish and Mrs. B. H. Hill and Marjorle turned aside and sought a still 7 300 attending. • Several families from this locality motored to Jackson on Sunday to Crackers 2 14c Kroger Fllsis ".il. 20c Cattle Spray 69c • To see if someone found your dog? child Saturday afternoon. plenty of fish. attended the Covert reunion at quieter street, and Sam was late I Albert and Henry Hauserman vis- Mrs. Emma Mofflt and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Warner of enjoy a picnic party with Mr. and AHORMEL ited their brother Charlie Sunday Fallasburg Park last Sunday. Mrs. Everett Cramton on their to work that night. J} Mrs. Geo. Sanborn of Alaska called Lowell visited their daughter, Mrs. The next morning Sissy Anne was KROCO MEAT PRODUCT who Is in a sanitarium near Lan- at the Pattlson home Monday eve- Ted Scott and family Sunday. farm. On their way home Edward SPAM •••• it If you wanted to rent a house or apartment? sing. He Is no better. Cramton went to East Lansing to not at the breakfast table, and ning. Mrs. John Ellis returned home FALLASBURG PARK | Para VagetaMe fe. * C- AUG. ll-IV Mr. and Mrs. Clair Norton at- with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryder of take a four weeks' summer course Hazel, sent to waken her, came run- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falrchild, Mrs. Harry Richmond rtealRg cm I Krager'a Embassy — Extra Rich. Extra Fresh. Guaraateed! MICHIGAN'S GREATEST tended the Hall school reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Falrchild and Grand Rapids Saturday for several at M. S. C. ning back with a tear-stained let- Mrs. L. E. Bates of Tampa, Fla., ter, found on her sister's pillow. (3.1b. can 39c) OUTDOOR SHOW Ronald Grange Hall Sunday. ^ootT days' visit and rest. -Ar To buy livestock? Garry Dalatra called on Charlie Mr. and Mrs. Noble McCIure and L. J. Weber and family and Miee Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Demlng had is making an extended visit with "I'm sorry, but I love Sam Les- SALAD DRESSING 23c Oberly In Blodgett hospital Sunday. their three children, and Noble's Gloria Watson spent the week-end We are sorry to report Mr. Oberly Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. her daughter, Mrs. Merle Cramton. ter and we are getting married to- "MUSIC father and mother, all of near Mr. and Mrs. James Furner at-1 at Hlgglns Lake. Sedti passed away Monday morning. Jack Jousma of Alaska. day. I'll write you from Holly- Alto called on us Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norton attend- Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Keeney and Mrs. Hattie Cook returned to her tended a picnic and swimming wood." COMPLbTE KNOWLES ON WINGS" noon. They also visited Mr. and ed a postmaster's picnic at Crystal aon visited friends at Three Rivers home in Grand Rapids Friday after party at Grand Haven Beach on And at the luncheon table, where qorqioui •itrtvtgan:* ol 1009 and Mrs. Salzgebber, and went through VEAL ROAST Lake Sunday. Sunday. Kathleen and Rosemary a week's visit at Roy Demlng's. Sunday with Mrs. Eileen Chrlsten- Mra. Hutchins and her mother sat DINNERWARt SERVICE dtnc* lt«rf Ib ihmninq «nd colorful the Park, which the elder McCluree sen and family and other friends Shoulder Cute liiq# crtaKoni Betty and Cecil Watson spent Keeney are visiting their uncle and In dismal silence, wondering how la the LEDGER WANT ADS, ol course visited for the first time. from Grand Rapids. OtAMOiTAHO tYlKY tVfNINO the past week camping at Pine aunt, Harry and Ann Beverle of The Federal refuge system for |>est to disclose their shameful 5-rtea sa*a rot Suttons Bay. Ernie Doylng's team ran away ONE Nmr Pleto • Island Lake. wild life has steadily been growing i secret, the second bomb exploded, Mr. and Mrs. Will Cowles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley of since President Theodore Roose- from him at work one day last LOWELL DIST. NO. 5 Soiod Plate • Cup and 0*" ib. 18c s when the young woman who was Saucvr • Soun DM left Sunday morning for a visit Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mrs. velt began it by setting aside Pel- week. They were caught before Mrs. J. P. Needham ' CIRCUS THRILLS going very far and no dama/e assistant to the postmaster, ex- Unit Na 1 —AvoHobW ll«r tcft of iliO *nd dtring with friende in New York state. EDD/E PEABODY Wm. C. Andesorn Sunday and her ican Island, Florida, for that pur- >aU. WTNOUT CAM HJt VIAL BRiAST OKANDSTAND tVIKY A/TtHNOON Screen and Radio Star. Formerly featured with Rudy Vallee & mother, Mrs. DeVlne, returned pose In 1900. July 1, 1933, approx- was done. Dick Baird narrow y Jud Hapeman passed away at claimed: You're not the only one looking. Every week Sunday evening visitors at Albert fttafla IaDeUdoon s Stalled and Baked Hauserman's were Mr. and Mrs. Captain Henry's Showboat Peabody has appeared in 48 pictures. home with them. imately 1,600,000 acres of land, we escaped death when his team 10 o'clock Monday morning. The "Well, Isn't that just simply as* tamni 23•> >» 25* Harris Creek school reunion Satur- Tip Market Price Roger Cronln and sister Doro- Anne married him this morning and USE THE W*m ADS one who can should respond gen- thea and children of Grand Rap- day and called on Mrs. Carrie Dy- went to Hollywood with him! He's I Presh. Firm. Oraes Heads Coontrr Ctab leader gert on their return home. erously to this good cause. Ids called at the Davis home during MORLOK QUADRUPLETS^ My sister Josephine called on a fine young man and aU that, but a. 2c SMOKED PICNICS »• 17« Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattlson at- for Beif Aiiaals the week. NEW CABBAGE You save money by driving In an All-New Song and Danoa Rarua fa); tended the Mofflt reunion Sunday ue Monday evening and left her The farmers In this vicinity are bf course we didn't want Sissy Anne to marry so young." and spent the evening with Mr. and small son Mickey to spend the busy threshing and combining their PEAS 15c ^LraEo"'BACON J&, 11V4< safely if you insure with Mrs. O. E. Meyer of North Park. Horses, $1 - Cattle, $1 week with us while she work# grain. 3 during Showboat. 1 jdFlO OTHER Mrs. Sarah Behler has returned Mr. and Mrs. Cha®. Thompson 9 from a week's visit with Mrs. Lewis Bertha White of Grand Rapids, -JST rirn, o POTATO SALAD * 15« Citizens Phone Collect visited their son and wife at Boyne The HEADLINE ACTS Miller of Hastings. who taught Valley school about City during the week. FRYING CHICKENS ^ 23c Dr. R. D. Slegle Is now located at Pmmpt Service thirty years ago. Is a guest of the POTATOES 15 25c !GULAR BLOOI I the Frank Kline residence, first T. J. Read home during Show- An Aberdonlan was charged the WE REDEEM ORANGE AND BLUE fOOD STAMPS WkMtotii Our* place west of Nye's drug store. boat week. All plan to attend the other day with being drunk and dls- sHOUNDS Thirteen Swingatara bom the old South Mrs. Grace Brewer of New York first performance. [orderiy. visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roark Valley 'After Customers P,Ti7pyc( GERALD E. ROLLINS Mary Blerl returned home last "Any excuse?" asked the Balllle. ACCEPT TNIS AMAZINO OUARANTili Saturday and attended the Ellis re- week after spending several weeks "Aye. yer Honor. I got intae bad Bay •ny Kroger brewd item. Like it well Lowell Ledger Ul 11 I Your local agent union. Chemical Ceapaiy vacation with Wisconsin relatives. company." ss or better than any other, or return unused MUTUAL AUTO INI. D HOWBLL. MICM The Trustees of Segregated Aa- Her grandmother, who waa taken "What aort of bad company?" P portion in oriKiosl container and get FREF Phone 66-F5 seta of Farmers Slate Bank sold Item in any brand wt sell. rcKardless ol price. Phone 200 Lowell, Mich. Telephone Ionia 40* seriously ill a week ago, was well "Weel, I got a present o' a bottle the residue of the assets at auction enough to return to her home the o' whiskey an' I met twa teetotal- sale, realising $2,316.75. Our Want Ads latter part of the week. lers!" 12-13 RESERVED SmU 50C WRITE D.' A. WINGEIER LOWELL. MICHIGAN

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THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL* MIOHIOAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, I MO six THE LOWELL LEDOBB, LOWELL, MICHIOAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1M0 SEVEN inutes of the Annual Meeting and Financial the K. S. Rlckert home. Evening Chet Bonney and Mr. and Mrs. SO. KEENE — NO. BOSTON guests were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kenneth Bonney and family of AT THE Mrs. Ed. Potior Clemenz of Lowell. WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS By Farnhom F. Dudgeon Pulpit or Bullet New Thrills Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bellin- PUBLIC NOTICES Statement of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woodcock of ger and Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Bon- Saranac school reunion will be Lansing wore week-end guests at ney of South Boardman, Mr, and Ada School District No. 1 held at Saranac high school audi- tho Maloney home, Sunday guests Mrs. Fred Schwarz of Birmingham, Congressional Attention Centers Booked For torium Sunday, Aug. 4, Potluck din- were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wing and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and ner at one. Everyone ever attending sons and Mr. Fox of Grandvllle. son Harold of Lowell spent Monday •I Mlrhlfiui. The rimilt Court tor ORDER APPOINTING TIME TOR HEAR- Ada Township, Kent County, Michigan Mr, nnd Mrs, Walter McCrath of the Covnty ol Kent—In Chancer)-. ZION METHODIST CIHTRCH or teaching at this school Is cor- afternoon and evening at tho Theo 1NO CLAIMS and enjoy the evening with us. Grand Rapids spent Thursday eve- Bailey home. On Plan for 'Peacetime Draft'; Wadiwortta Bluell ind Hillary W. Blnell. John Claus, Pastor dially wclcome. Let's make this Stale of Michlgin, The Probata Court 1939 - 1940 Ionia Fair the biggest reunion ever. Meet your ning with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Staal. Miss Juna Krum of Stanton call- Plaintiff" for the County of Kaat. English preaching at 10 o'clock. WIUTNEYVILLE and SNOW Mr, and Mrs. Glen Rlckert and VI. At a lemon of aald court, held at the old schoolmates. ed at Lone Pine Inn Sunday eve- Jacob Hartone and Jacob Harthorn, or The annual meeting of Graded Frazler. The chair appointed as Bible School at 11 o'clock. METHODIST CHURCHES family and K. S, RtOKert and Gene ning. Air Battles Rage Over England probate offica. In tha city of Grand Rap- You arc cordially Invited. Rev. Fleming, Minister Fred Hull of Lakcvlew was a call- thalr unknown belra, devliaea, legatee* Ida, In laid county on the 23rd day of July, hool District No. 1, Ada town- tellers, Charles Nelllst and Roy Annual Event Aug. 12-17 Wygmnns were In Biding Satur- and aiilsnj, er Sunday at tho John Hunter Mrs, Homer Haskins of Chicago A. D. 1M0. Ip was held In school building, Richardson. Preaching service at 10 o'clock day afternoon. The former family DtftndaoU Promises Best Show home. and Mr.sand Mrs. Michael O'Keefe (EDITOR'S NOTE—When opinions are expressed In these colamni, they Preient, Hon. JOHN DALTON. Judga of Election of trustee for a term of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY at Snow Church and at 11:30 at and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Clemenz had At a aaailon of aald Court held at th* Probata. inday evening, July 8, 1940. Tha This warm weather has boon Just of Lowell were Sunday afternoon are those of tbe news analyst and not necessarily of this newspaper.) CourthouM In the City of Grand Rapid* In In the Mailer of the Estate al Charlea i-etlng was called to order by three years to succeed W. C. Afton, In Its History Cor. Washington and Kent the Whltneyvllle Church. fine for Mrs. Jennie Kammeraad. picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. and evening guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School at 10:30 at Whlt- , Released by Western Newspaper Union •aid County on the 18th day of June. A. D. W. Cook, Deceased. esldent Walter C. Afton at 8:00 term expired. W. C. Afton receiving Morning service every Sunday at She has been able to got to tho table Theo Clemenz in their new home Frank Ryder. 1B40. Preaant: HONORABLE WILLIAM It appaartng to tha court that the tlmi More exhibits, more entertain- m. The secretary read the notice 35 votes was elected as trustee for a neyvllle and at 11:00 at Snow. and out doors also. In Grand Rapids on Burton Road.| Mr, and Mrs. Sam Ryder entor- B. BROWN. Circuit Judgi. for praaantation of claims agalnat aald ment nnd more thrills are promised 11 o'clock, This is a cordial wclcomo to On reading and flUng the bill of com- the meeting. Also the minutes of term of three (3) years. Sunday School at 11:00 a. m. Catherine Hoover is spending this Mr, and Mrs. Paul Poller and talncd with a birthday party Satur- eitate should be limited, and that a time for the 26th annual Ionia Free Fair, these services, plaint In aild cauaa and tha affidavit ot and placa b* appointed to rtceivt, axim- last annual meeting. These were Election of trustee for a term of weeweerkv in Kalamazoortniaina* . baby. Mr. and Mrs, Hlllls Tlschcr day night. The evening was spent scheduled for August 12 to 17, in- The reading room is located In Charlaa B. Harden, one of tha plaintlffi ini and adjuat all claims and damanda epted and filed on motion by three yeara to succeed James Mc- and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Tischer by playing euchre. About 30 guests attorniyi, attached theAto, aa to the against aald dacaasad by and bafora said clusive. Howard C. Lawrence, fair the church building. It is open to y Richardson, seconded by Chas. Cormlck, term expired. James Mc- the general public from two to four UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH gpJS'safurdJy nTght wUh^lbbio had picnic dinner Sunday at Fal- were present and a lovely time wits non-reildanca In tha Btati of Michigan of court: association president, says that the OF WEST LOWELL CfTONt varloui defendant! above natnad, from It la Ordered, That all tha cradltora of Cormlok receiving 88 votes, one o'clock each Saturday afternoon. iCarr and Sunday the three ladles lasburg Park. Ilene Tischer came had by all, azler. 1940 program will be more spectac- homp wlth *OVI£T which |t aatlafactorlly appeara to the said decaaaed are required to praaant their scattering, was elected as trustee F. It. Hnrwood, Pastor and Fred and George Roasch at- Potters to stay two Mrs, Floronce E. Bailey and son Court that the defendanta above named, The annual report of the aecre- ular than any ever before present- Here all the authorized literature clalmi to aald court at aald Probate Office w ek8 Lester left Wednesday morning for or their unknown helra, davlatei. legatees on or before the ttnd day of November, A. was read and on motion by for a term of three (3) year®. of Christian Science may be read Sunday School at 10 00 a. m. l tended the Plnkney reunion at Turk ® ' ed at Ionia. Mrs. Ralph Whenton and Marie California. They will visit her and aailgni. are proper and neceiaary D. I#40, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, said \rles Nelllst, seconded by Mrs. Motion was made by Mrs. Win, Headlining the entertainment or borrowed. Subscriptions may be Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. Lake. partial defendant In the above entitled time and place being hereby apiMlnted tor had Sunday dinner with her father, brother, John Gott of Twin Falls, jlllam Furner was accepted and Furner, seconded by Mr?. Mnses will be the night grandstand show, made for the periodicals and or- Mr. and Mrs. John Hoover attend- cauie, and. the examination and adjuitment of all Wftaley to have Old Kent Bank of ders placed for the textbook, quar- ADA COMMUNITY REFORMED ed tho funeral of Mrs. Seether at Ed. Potter. Mrs. Ed. Potter had Idaho, before returning, It further appearing that, aftar diligent claims and demandi against said daceiaed. d. "Music on Wings," produced by M. picnic dinner Sunday at Fallasburg | Theo Bailey attended the ball learch and Inquiry. It cannot be aacertalned It it Further Ordered, That public no- Grand Rapids for depository for H. Barnes of Chicago, well known terlies or any authorized literature CHURCH Miriam church Sunday morning. whether they be living or dead or the e annual report of the treasur- one desires to purchase. Park at the K. C. picnic. Byron Pot- Kamc at Detroit Saturday. mmiA tice thereof be given by publication of a school money. Motion carried. to Ionia fair-goers for his lavish W. B. Kolenbrander, Pastor Maxine Detmer spent the week- name* of the peraoni who art Included copy of this order for three successive was read and on motion by Mrs. "Love" will be the subject of the tcr and three older children came Mrs. McMiller of Lansing, Mr. Motion made by Roy Rlchard?on, productions of the past, end with Mr. and Mrs. Will Detmer therein without being named but who are weeks previous to said day of hearing. Id arles Nelllst, seconded by Chas. lesson-sermon In all Christian Worship Service —10:00 a. m. Grand Haven, home with her and visited a while, nnd Mrs. Fred Ford, Mrs. Bert Included and embraced under the tltlea of tha Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed seconded by Orvle Kellogg to ad- azler, was accepted and filed. Hollywood Band Science Churches throughoul the Subject. "A Regard for Truth." | Mr. nnfi Mrs. Loon Hale spent Wheaton spent two or three Bakor and Mr. and Mrs, Royo Ford unknown heln, devtaeea. legatee! and ai- and circulated In said county. journ. Motion carried. l 9t wrek hc algni. or any of thatn. JOHN DALTON. world on Sunday, Aug. 4. Worship Sorvico —7:30 p, m. Sunday evening with Mr. nnd Mrs. " t Poller home.'had a picnic dinner at Lake Lan- The chair appointed as clerks of ROBERT E. MORRIS, "Music on Wings" will consist of Mr nd Mr Jo IS ens from London reports On motion of Harden a Brace, attomeyi Judge of Probate The Golden Text (Ps. 63:1-3) is: Subject. "False Peace. ' Qarrle Raimer and'family. - »* «- ® Hill of Lowell .ing iast Friday. for plalntlffa. It la ordered that aald de- A true copy: itlon, Frank Svoboda and Chas. Secretary. a series of elaborately staged per- that members of the [louse of ffndanta and their unknown helra. divUeei. formances by stars of radio, stage "O God, thou art my God . . . Be- Christian Endeavor—8:40 p. m. Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen- Sower and were Monday evening guests of Mr. j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell of • •VALVtTO* FRED ROTH. anl, Lords nnd Commons, doctors, legatee! and aaalgni. ciuia their appear- Register of Probate. cl2. 3t and screen, including Milt Britton cause thy loving kindness is better "A wound from a tongue Is worse fHmi|y nnd Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Paul Potter. Buffalo. N. Y.. called on Mr. and ance to be entered in thta cauie within PRINTING FINANCIAL REPORT than life, my lips shall praise theo." than a wound from the sword." Thompson and family spent q""- Mrs. Theo Bnlley Friday evening. and his Hollywood comedy orches- lawyers and ministers are be- three monthi from the data of thli order, FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT Receipts and Disbursements—General Fund tra, Harald & Lola with their shiv- Among the Bible citations is thli day morning with Mr. nnd Mrs, DAII P.Y TORNPR^ ' Mr, and Mrs, Bert Baker and ing put through their paces and In default thereof that aald bill of ADA CONGREGATIONAL CH. complaint be taken aa confeaaed by the ery dance routine. Six Melody Men passaged John 4:7-8): "Beloved let w . Thompson. ^.uTo" State of Michigan, The Probate Court Henry L. Rust, Minister m as members of the local de- aald defeodanti, their unknown heln, de- for the County of Kent. Cash Balance June SO, 19S9 from Radio City Music Hall, fast us love one another: for love is of Mrs. Effie Knee and Will GERMANY fense volunteers. Dr. Jocklyn vlaeei. legatees aad aaalgni. At a aasslon of said court, held at the stepping Twelve Preclsionlsts and God; and every one that loveth Is Sunday School at 10 o'clock every Shade of Greenville. Supper guests ipltal Sunday. It la further ordered that within twenty probata offlce, In the City of Grand Rap- rating Funds: born of God. and knoweth God. He imlnv mnrnlncr were Lottie Johnson nnd Noll Van- Miss Freda Bailoy of Grand Rap-i Mr, and Mrs. Theo Bailey onter- Perkins, sacrist to If'estmin- days plaintlffi cauae a copy of thli order Ids, in said County, on the 24th day of The Job Printing Department eneral $ 90,71 Vernon Ames girls, Aero-Ray girls Sunday morning. , „ , that loveth not knoweth not God; Christian Endeavor—6:45 p. m.'Ke,'cen or G™"'1 Rnplds ida is spending a few days nt Lonoitalnod Mr, nnd Mrs, James Jones ster Abbey, is shown here be- to be publlihed tn Lowell Ledger, a news- July, A. D. 1B40. Total Amount on hand June ?0, 1939 8 90.71 who perform on trapezes suspended paper printed, publtahed and circulated In Present: HON. CLARK E, HIGBEE. from spinning aeroplanes, singers for God Is love." Evening Worship at 7:30. Andrew Hoover snd Dorothea Pino Inn. innd daughter Beverley of Glad- ing instructed in rifle drill by said County, mich publication to b« con- Judge of Probate, of the Lowell Ledger is well REVENUE RECEIPTS Ann Ashley and Frank Blake, and, Correlative passages to be read Choir practice at 7;30 on Tuesday am,lh of Lansing were week-end Mr. and Mrs, Merritt Miller of stone. Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Jones and tlnsed therein once tn each week for ilx In tbe Matter of the Eitate of Peter Lowell called on Mrs. Alice Gott at family and Mr. and Mrs. Leo a member of the local defense weeki In mcceaalon. of course, Cervone's band. from the Christian Science text- ovening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Schrler, Deceased, neral Property Tax Receipts: Hoov r Lone Pine Inn Sunday evening. Hoover and daughter Sally with a volunteers. WILLIAM B. BROWN. Roland M. Shlvel having filed tn said Acts featured both afternoon and book, "Science and Health with Thr services during the summer « , and family Sunday guests Clrtult Judge equipped to care for your needs Current operating tax collections $3,079.19 Key to the Scriptures," by Mary w e Leo Knoop of Jackson spent Sun- chicken dinner at Lone Pine Inn court hla final administration account, Delinquent tax collections: Cash. S13.02 evening are: Mandei brothers, bed- will bo brief and in keeping with " Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Hoover Countersigned; and his petition praying for the allowance bouncing comedians; Five Albanis, Baker Eddy, include the following the season. and dau8hter of lonin. Saturday day at Lone Pino Inn. Sundny. HOWARD MONTOOMERT. thereof and for the assignment and dls- [ tn-ary money 1,624.00 Mr. and Mrs. David Austin and Mrs. M. Stone of Detroit and Dr. PAN-AMERICA: Clerk of the Court in all kinds of general commer- a to Aid (Act 236, P. A. 1033, aa attended): aerlalists; Peejay Ringens, the man (p. 140): "The Christian Science afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs, trlbuUon ot the .-»sldue of said estate. Anthony Zahm of Linsing and Mrs. daughter Sandra called at the and Mrs. F. E. While of Lowell Take NoUce: That thia suit. In which It li Ordered, That the I3rd day of Aug- Primary Supplement 1130.33 who rides a bicycle, down a high God Is universal, eternal, dlvino Hull in Havana the foregoing order waa duly nude, in- uit, A. D. ISM, at ten o'clock In the fore- Tuition received from state 604.22 narrow ramp to plunge Into a Love, which changeth not and • Lena Zahm and Mrs. Arthur Han- Odell home Thursday evening. called on Mr, and Mrs. O. J. Odell As representatives of the 21 Amer volvei and la brought to quiet title to the noon, at said probate office, be and li here- cial printing such as: brary (penal fines) 52.78 small tank of water; Walkmlrs, ac- causeth no evil, disease, nor death." HARRIS CREEK sped of Owosso. Mr. and Mrs, Leo The Sexton reunion was held at Sundny evening. following described premlaea; The North- by appointed for examining and allowing Hoover and Sally were Monday eve- tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. A. G. Odell spent last Friday lean republics gathered at the Ha- said account and hearing said petition; Itlon received from other sources for 1939-40 school year. robatic feats of strength; Jim Mm. Basil R. Vreeland weat Quarter (NWH) of the Northeaii •High school (9-12) Primary School Dist 78.40 ning guests. Flanks Sunday with 50 guests with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Rader, vana, Cuba, conference were thresh- Quarter (NE\4) of Section Twenty-four It Is Further Ordered. That public no- Wong troupe, tumblers. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CH. Now that Llthoania, Latvia and Estonia have ended their 22-year (24). Town Seven North (TTN). Rangt tice thereof be given by publication of a her revenue receipts (Text books sold to pupils)... 135.41 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Wciser and, present. Those from out of town in Portland. ing out their problems of (1) Euro 17,648.37 Monday, August 12, Is thrill day Robert M. Barksdale, Minister Independence by voting themselves Into the Soviet Union the influence of Ten Wait (R10W). Kent County. Mich- copy of thia order, for three successive )tal Revenue Receipts at the Ionia Free Fair, with Jimmie Mrs. Josephine Anderson spent fnm|iy 0f Beldlng were Sunday'were Mrs. Effle Sexton. Mr. and O. J. Odell and A. G. Odell at- igan. weeks previous to said day of hearing. In Botsla turns in a new direction. Reports Indicate that Moscow b Inter- pean colonies in the Western hemi- Lynch and his Death Dodgers as 10:00 a, m,—Sunday School. We Tuesday afternoon with Mrs, Effic puests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sower Mrs. Carrol Sexton and family. Mr. tended Farmers' Day at Lansing HARDEN A BRACE. the Lowell Ledger, a newipaper printed Envelopes, all sizes Non-Revenue Receipts and Mrs, Howard Sexton and fam- last Friday. ested in seeing a "popular government" set op In Rumania and some sphere, (2) fifth column activities Attorneya for Plaln- and circulated tn aald county. the star attraction. invite you to come and study the Flynn. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and (3) relief for disrupted econom tlffa. Bualneaa Ad- CLARK E. HIGBEE, Total of Receipts 87,648.37 way of Christ. Clare and Jerald Anderson, Jos- encrloy and baby were also gucstB. ily and Mr. nnd Mrs. Bruce Dunlap sonrces claim that Jting Carol is said to be preparing a shift away from Tuesday Circus ic systems resulting from Europe's d r e • i : Oreenvllle. Judge of Probate. ital Cash Receipts Including Balance June SO, 'SO... I7.7S9.0S 11:00 a. m. —Worship Service eph Flynn and Micheal McGlhni Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Arnold and of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hitler has played a nice game, the NasMlke cabinet of Ion Gignrtn. Is Ihe bear's paw reaching ont for Michigan. A true copy: spent Thursday evening with Har- Harry and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Carson of Detroit. Mr. nnd Mrs. but England is still drawing cards, war, principle challenge to United FRED ROTH, As a special feature Tuesdt We invite you to worship with us another "frab"? Atteit: A True Copy. June 18, 1M0. Budget Expenditures the Hoaglan circus troupe, who as a fellow searcher for truth. The old Vreeland. jWygmans, all of Grand Rnplds, James Wright and family. Mrs. Ray and you can't beat a Royal with States leadership In a program of LEWIS J. DONOVAN. Register of Probate. cl2.St Letter Heads and Bill Heads County Cler*. will also appear at each program, sermon theme will be "What Can I Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Josema and wore nfternoon guests Sunday at Hamilton of Flint. Mr. and Mrs. two lousy Jacks. unified activity came from the Ar- neral Control: By HOWARD MONTOOMERT, Salaries of board of education members S 80.00 will present several new acts. In- Do?" Each person can do some- daughter Verl and mother were U. S. DEFENSE: THE WAR: gentine delegation. Deputy Clerk. c«, 7t Supplies of board of education 35.86 cluding chariot races, horse push thing to make the world a little bet- Wednesday evening callers at the Fall In 'Dice Are Cast' Secretary of State Cordell Hull Individual Freedom Census expense 10.00 ball, auto polo, horse Jumping and ter. Silcox-Vroeland home. outlined the program advocated by ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOB HEAS- Statements, large and small other feats performed on horse- The Cheerful Doers will meet on Mrs. Wm. Anderson and daugh- With legislation stili pending be- When England's foreign secretary the United States which calls for Im- ING CI.A1MB reedom belongs to the in Total general control expenditures I 125.86 back. Monday evening, Aug. 5, at eight ter Velma were Sunday evening fore congress for the first United Viscount Halifax replied to Adolf' State of Michigan. The Probata Court dividual, and no system that de "tructlon: Horse racing fans will see one o'clock in the parish house. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph An- mediate financial aid to any country for the County of Kent. SULTANA States military draft since World Fnies thia can possibly win and Teachers' salaries: of the largest field of entries over derson and family. Hitler's "last chance peace offer" 1 In need of It (congress was speed- At a lemon of laid court, held at the war days, the army has announced retain the support of enlightened Men (No. 1) ...11.096.20 About 65 wore present at the he left very little doubt as to the | probate office. In the city of Grand Rap- Business Cards, all sizes ... 3,969.36 witnessed at Ionia for the harm FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ing work on a $500,000,000 fund to ids. In laid county on the 22nd day of thinkers. Intelligence vetoes slav- Women (No. 4) its preliminary plans for a citizens' ' firm Intention of the Churchill gov- j ... 84.00 program, Tuesday through Friday. Walter T. Ratcliffe, Minister school reunion, but It was voted to aid Latin-American countries whose July A. D. HMO. ery, which always results from ob- Tuition expense: high school (Grades 9-12) training program, should the Burke-1 Teaching supplies ... 52.01 Two of the races will be for $1,000 discontinue it until 1943. ernment to resist until the last any markets had been lost because of Present. Hon. CUrk E. Hlgbee. Judge of scuring that eternal freedom which 10:00 a. m. — Church School. Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Fitzpatrick of Wadsworth compulsory military Probate. Books, supplementary readers, desk copies, free purses. Saturday again will be PEANUT attempted invasion by Germany, for | is vital and real. Stephen and Paul Many parents are willing to send training bill become a law. the war), diplomatic and consular In the Matter of the Eatale ot HUbert textbooks 149.89 auto racing day when the country's Kalamazoo were Sunday evening in part of his address he declared: planning aimed at suppression of W. Mofflt. Deeeaaed. did not hesitate before adverse pop- Typewriter Letter Circulars School library—hooka and expense 53.72 leading dirt track drivers will risk their children to Sunday School. callers at the Ernest Barnes home, imimtu Testifying before the house mill-1 It appearing to the court that the time ular opinion or misguided human Many children wonder why their ". . .we realize that the struggle subversive and fifth column activity life and limb on the half mile oval. Mrs. Ethel Lawrence spent Fri- tary affairs committee. Brig. Gen. fJT presentation of claim* agalnit aald authority when there was an urgent Total Instruction expenditures... 15.405.1^ parents don't attend Sunday School. may cost us everything, but. Just and a joint trusteeship of foreign eitate ihould be limited, and that a time Horae pulling contests, popular day with her daughter. BUTTER need to voice the truth. In the William E. Shcdd, assistant to the because the things we are defend- sod place be appointed to receive, examine jxlliary and Coordinate Activities: at any fair, will play a prominent Why not come with them next Sun- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Guest and POOD STORIS owned possessions in this hemi- Christian Science textboook, Transportation of pupils .% 225.00 day? army chief of staff, declared that ing are worth any sacrifice. It is a and adjuit all claliri and demanda against Announcements of all kinds part at the 1940 Ionia exposition baby and Ralph Hoover of Lake if the conscription legislation passed, j sphere by all of the American re- said deceased by and before said court; "Science and Health with Key to Tuesday and Wednesday. Leading 11:00 a. m. —Worship Service. City were Sunday callers at the noble privilege to be the defenders Total auxUlary and coordinate expenditure* S 225.00 publics. It Is Ordered. Hiat all the creditors of the Scriptures," Mary Baker Eddy drivers throughout the Middle West As we become aware of God's James Barnes home. 2-lb. C training for 400,000 men would begin ' of things so precious ... we shall said deceased are required to preaent their says (p. 224): "Truth brings the peratlon of School Plant: ANN PAGE Argentina particularly objected to are gunning for the world's record presence. His power and His avail- Joseph Flynn spent Sunday with on October 1, this year, and for 1 clalmi to laid court at said Probate Office elements of liberty. On ita banner Wages of Janitors and other employees (No. 1)., 555.00 not stop fighting until freedom for on or before the 23rd day of September in both light and heavyweight ability, we should become aware of a party of friends at Middle Lake jar 400,000 more next April 1 and an j the latter suggestion for that coun is the Soul-inspired motto, 'Slavery Shipping Tags, various sizes Fuel, Janitor supplies, electricity, gas. water 470.17 ourselves and others is secure." try has some very definite ideas A. D. 1910. at ten o'clock In tha forenoon, divisions. our own need of Him. Our guest near Hastings. I9 additional 600,000 October 1. 1941. j is abolished.' The power of God Back came Berlin with bombs laid time and place being hereby appointed $1,025.17 Leading governmental officials preacher, the Rev. H. R. E. Quant Mr, and Mrs. Basil Vreeland. son about the British Falkland islands, for the examination and sdiuitnent of all brings deliverance to ihe captive. Total operation expenditures DONIITSooUOc Registration of all U. S. male citl- will be the guests of the manage- of Grand Rapids, will use the sub- plus bombast. As widespread aerial and in case of England's defeat by clalmi and demanda agaliut aald deceased. No power can withstand divine ;xcd Charges: Harold and Mrs. Margaret Sllcox tens between the ages of 18 and 64 ; raids were launched up and down It la Further Ordered. That public no- Insurance .$ 1736 ment at the Wednesday afternoon Jcct, "What Have You?" called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kah- Germany would prefer actual pos Love." The pastor will be away until would take place September 1, this the British coast, official German Uce thereof be given by publication of a It is an old argument of error Booklets and Folders grandstand program. Isr of Grand Rapids recently. session of them rather than a joint copy of thli order for three aueceasivt Total fixed charge expenditures $ 17.36 August 10th, but will he available In year but only those between 21 that tyranny is justified because it Mr. and Mrs. Harry Firestone POPULAR circles let It be known that the weeki previous to aald day of hairing, in alntenance (Repairs and replacements): Huge Machinery Show case of emergencies. Kindly get In and 45 would be liable for active rule with 20 other nations. Vene- the Level I Ledger, a newipaper printed and works to bring about good for the spent the week-end with Mr. and BRANDS carton talking was over and henceforth Buildings and grounds, Insulation and walk $330.00 Department heads have notified touch with Mrs. Ratcliffe at the CIGARETTES {1.20 service. The other age groups would zuela would like the Netherlands circulated tn tald county. majority, that it will procure order- Mrs. Jerard Hillery of Grand Rap- "facts must now speak." Equipment: President Lawrence that space will parsonage. WHEATIES be used for home defense purposes. East Indies and Guatemala Is re- CLARK E. HIGBEE. liness and peace, end warring fac- Window Cards and Handbills Heating. Lighting. Ventilating, Water Service.... 43.80 ids. Just what shape these "facts" Judge of Probata. be at a premium, with record num- Mrs. Ella Flynn returned home First draft would probably call to ported to have designs on British A true copy: tions, fulfill all practical needs, Furniture and Instructional equipment 41.00 ber of exhibitors Indicating they would take was not announced by weld into unity dements that ap- Miscellaneous 145.79 LOWELL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday evening after spending the pk?- 10* the colors men without dependents Honduras. FRED ROTH, will seek a share of the rich prem- A-PENN MOTOR ^ $1.12 the Nazi high command but London Register of Probate. c.n.St pear discordant and erratic. Such past week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. between the ages of 21 and 31. Gen- Main reason that the Argentine ium awards. One of the largest Sunday School—3:00 p. m. Classcs believed that a "stagger system" of a belief, manifesting itself in a Total maintenance expcndlturea $ 560.59 for all ages. Anderson of Alto. Monday evening eral Shedd said flatly In part of his | delegation was hesitant to immedi increases will be noted In the form of government which denies Gospel preaching service —7:30 Mrs. Flynn accompanied Mr. and testimony that "never in time of j increasing air and naval attack day ately fall In line with any proposal ORDER FOR PUBLICATION—ANNUAL In faot, any kind of Total Operating Expenditures $7,359.10 farm machinery department, whert lbs. ACCOUNT individual freedom of thought p. m. "The Good News of Salva- Mrs. John Flynn to her farm at SORE GOOD OLEO 3 25c by day until It would be capped by ipital Outlay: (Additions to property paid from gen. fund): Chairman Ross Benedict Is having peace" would legislation require ! that might be construed as a slap State of Michigan. The Probate Court speech, and action, may appear for tion." Freeport on business. a general offensive in conjunction Total Budget Expenditures $7,359.16 difficulty finding room for all the OXYDOL men with dependents to enter mill- 1 at the dictators was because of the for the County of Kent. a time to improve material condi- Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8:00 with a wholesale attempted landing At a seaaion of said court, held at the Grand Total of Caah Expenditures $7,359.16 firms who wish to display the lat- tary training. effect upon her future trade rela- tions by checking license and other Commercial Printing p. m. Come and bring yo'tr Bible. Probate Office In the city of Grand Rap- Cash Balance on June 80, 1940 pkgi. of troops would be attempted by abuses which prey on individual est In agricultural implements. N. McCORDS— E. CASCADE SHREDOEOWHEAT 2 10c WhUe the senate military commit tions with Europe. ids In aald County, oo the 18th day of Everyone welcome to our services. 2X37* rights. But the core of tyranny is Midway lovers will find an en- Mrs. Effle Cox tee started the compulsory training | Hitler's forces. July A. D. 1940. Gene ST .$ 378.92 Present; Hon. Clark E. Hlgbee, Judge its seeming power to produce a that you may need. tirely new set-up this year. Beck- legislation on the road with a de- BUSINESS: of Probate. man n and Gerety, who have played CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cosf of War semblance of obedience through Total amount on hand $ 379.92 Rex Draper and Fred Cox spent 2-ib . carton cided majority for the approval of , In tbe Matter of the Estate of Mary fear, instead of through intelligent leading state fairs, Including the Lowell, Mich. SOOA CRACKERS 14c England's biggest wartime budget Sunday evening in Grand Rapids. EASY TASK the measure a real legislative fight j Pile Up H. Bergtn. De«w«ar4. self-discipline, and the basis upon Michigan State Fair at Detroit last Rev. R. C. Warland, Pastor The Michigan Trust Compiny having Total Disbursements Including Balance $7,739.08 Mr. and Mrs. Procer of Flint looms on the floor of both house and was announced as the heaviest taxes As numerous mills and factories which it rests cannot be- made fall, will have 52 carloads of new Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. 46-ox. filed In said court Its second snnual ac- spent Thursday with the Arthur senate. Typical of the opposition in British history were Introduced continue to run at the highest levels count aa Trustee under WM1 for Richard sound by over-zealous eloquence. Signed, ROBERT E. MORRIS. rides, shows and concessions on Preaching at 11:00 a. m. SOAP CHIPS IGNA can Director or Secretary Peel family and Friday they spent i TOMATO lOICE D. Bergln of said estate, and its peUtkm ISc faced by the measure is the attitude ; to meet the demands of the govern- since 1929, orders for defense goods Tyranny rejects spiritual values, Modern, up-to-date machinery, hand. N. Y. P. S. Service at 6:45 p. m. praying for the allowance thereof. JAMES McCORMICK. the day with Mr. and Mrs. George of Senator Norris (Ind.-Neb.) who ment's war program. are piling up much additional busi- without which existence is a mean- Evangelistic Service at 7:45 p. m. It li Ordered. That the 16th day of Aug- less dream. Devoid of reality, Treasurer Miller of Leighton. LARGE has raised his voice against the leg- I Income taxes were boosted to 42V4 ness for U. S. industry. ust A. D. 1940, at ten o'clock in the fore- A "DAD-S-EVE" VIEW Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- 25* _ the divine attributes which including Miehle cylinder press, ning at 7:45. Mrs. R. J. Vaughan of Chicago PACKAGE pkgs. islation with the statement it would j per cent and experts declared that Since the beginning of the gov- noon. at aaid probate office, be and le OF MICKEY ROONET and Mrs. John Cox were dinner RINSO 2 37c hereby appointed for examining and al- ensure the continuity of all right gradually transform the United , this In connection with other in- ernment's preparedness program, lowing aaid account and hearing said peti- ideas, its pretense to power falls sonville where they enjoyed a pot- guests Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Here's the story of America's No. CATHOUC PARISHES States into an "international bully" creased taxes would demand that over one billion dollars in army and tion; before the law of God. 2 Gordon job presses, 2 Linotype WEST VERGENNES luck dinner and visiting. 1 box office star, by the man who G. Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. R. navy contracts have been awarded It Is Further Ordered. That public no- God is omnipotent omnipresent D. D. Krum Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Krum spent St Mary's—Lowell Gregory. bent on the destruction of other na- ! Britain surrender almost 70 per cent tice thereof be given by publication of a "knew him when." WHITE HOUSE tions. of >11 normal income to finance the and while little cash has actually copy of this order for three successive omniscient and omniactive, govern- the week-end with the latter's sis- Mickey's Dad, In an exclusive In- Rev. Fr. Jewell, Pastor Arthur Peel and son and Mrs. ing all His children through spirit- composing machines, paper cut- ter, Mrs. Edith Ghering In Old Hattie Merrill spent Tuesday In Only present member ot the sen- fight against Germany and Italy. been expended these orders and weeki previoui to said day of hearing, A special school meeting was terview, tells how Mickey toured 7:00 a. m.. Low Mass and sermon. those placed by the British govern in the Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed ual law. This diving law can be Mission. the country In a wicker basket, Jackson. PURE LARD U. S. residents of those states im- Id at the Boynton school Mon- ate who voted against U. S. en- and circulated in aaid county, understood and demonstrated by Jule Merrlman and daughter 9:00 a. m., High Mass and sermon. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Vermeer and MILK trance into the World war, Norris posing a sales tax of 2 and 3 per ment in this country are directly re- CLARK E. HIGBKK. ting machine, stapling machine, y evening for the purpose of with his father's burlesque show all, for their mutual good. There is Lois and two children of Grand daughter Nell of Grand Rapids claims that the effect ot military cent who are inclined to grumble as sponsible for the current climb in Judtte of Probate. !Ctlng a director and moderator. .. . how he slipped out of the basket St Patrick's—Parnell A true copy. nothing in mortal belief that can Rapids were Monday evening call- at the age of one, to take his first spent Friday ovening at the John training on American youths would they lay down the pennies may take business indices. Inton Wilcox wm elected for dl- ers at D. D. Krum's. Rev. Fr. McNeil, Pastor FRED ROTH. intervene between God and His cre- hundreds of cases of display :tor and Mrs. Herbert Clark for stage bow. . . . And how he went Cox home. Defense projects. Including ship- Register of Probate. c.ll.St have a tendency to make them even- whatever comfort they can from the ation, including man made in His )derator. from there to nation-wide fame. 7:00 a. m.. Low Mass and sermon. Mrs. R. J. Vaughn returned Fri- tually recognize no ideal "except news that the British now pay a ways, ammunition and fuel storage likeness, who is wholly good. 2. M. Hlmebaugh and wife and Some people think life Is luck, Don't miss this fascinating suc- 9:00 a. m.. High Mass and sermon. day to Chicago after spending sev- that of military force." facilities, barracks, explosive plants, Even though this truth may be type and a force of competent and 'some think It's hard work—the eral days with her brother and 4 -25 "purchase tax" ranging from 12 to Honest Mike: "Say Patrick! Wot's irold Hlmebaugh, wife and baby cess story told exclusively In This obscured for a time, it will stand in sister. 53% per cent on entertainment, machine shop extensions, addition going to atop those parachutists d Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Shel- luck pushers, too tired to draw a Week Magazine with next Sunday's Cascade and Bowne spite of all efforts of evil to erase Robert Cox of Holland spent the beer, wine and tobacco. Rate on to orders for airplanes constitute the workmen. ,0 of Grand Rapids were Sunday card, wish someone woyld hand Detroit News. Rev. Fr. E. H Racettc Pastor from coming down out of the sky?" it Man cannot be separated from week-end at home. major factors in the general rise ol |iitors of friends In Saugatuck. them four aces. On sale at Christiansen's or phone Services at 8:30 and 10:00 a. m. NAMES non-luxury items is 12 per cent of re- Truthful John: "Letting them God, the cause of his being, the Mrs. Mamie Tlllyer. who Is business activity. A number of mothers and friends for delivery. adv 10:00 a. m.—Church School. P&c tail prices. alone." source of all real existence. Soon or staying at the home of her cousins, Bemlce (Hughes) Hall spent Character commands greater re- 11:15 a. m.—Prayer Services. WAX PAPER S 10c in the news Other business firms of a non- late, every mortal will awake from the Bishops, spent one day at her it Thursday at her home In Hud- spect than money. Subscribe for the Ledger, $2.00 7:30 p. m.—Preaching. POLITICS: military nature seem to be following the dream of separation from God, home on US-16. 8:00 p. m., Wednesday—Prayer SOAP C. Halle Selassie, long a name-m-the- the general trend of the "war- B. H. SHEPARD, M. D. good, to hear and respond to the No Moth Balls call of Love. Then will Principle Meeting. news while his native Ethiopia was babies." For example, as the mo- Phone 47 Also all kinds of CHOCOLATE SYR0P->-3..10c While the bunting of both major tor car Industry reported that sales and its reflection be understood as SOUTH BOSTON under invasion by Italy's Benito existing in everlasting harmony; CHUBCH OF THE BRETHREN political conventions is safely are unusually high for this season J. A, MacDONELL, M. D. Miss Belle Young MnssoUnl, popped back into the and Love's likeness will be seen as Elmdale, Mich. FLAKES or packed away in moth balls for an- of the year. Schenley Distillers cor- Phone 110 GRANULES spotlight with the announcement Negonoe Block. Lowell eternally loving. Truth will "sweep Rev. Wm. H. Rlvell. Pastor CHIPSO 2 .v 30C CONCENTRATED other four years, the 1940 presiden- SOCIETY PRINTING Fifty relatives and friends gath- that he was returning to Africa from poration (liquor) announced that net away the refuge of lies, and the R. 2. Clarksvllle tial campaign is beginning to warm earnings for the first half of 1940 Office Hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. xn waters shall overflow the hiding ered at the Fred Fahrnl home Sun- London to direct his nation's fight Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. up and is taking on the aspects of were up almost 50 per cent over the Office Phone 36 place" (Isaiah 28:17) day In honor of Mrs. Ethel Stan- SUPER SUDS for freedom. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. nard Herald of Huntington Park, the most spirited campaign contest comparable period of 1939—return- Let us, therefore, seek and main- GRAPE JOICE bottio 12c Q. When told that an Italian had quot- Including Wedding Invitations Calif., her sister, Mrs. Marie Condy since Woodrow Wilson defeated ing $1.44 per share on common stock House 85 Office 60 tain the true sense of government ed him as saying that Britain would and husband of Louisville. Ky. The 2&37< Charles Evans Hughes In 1916. as compared to 78 cents last year, that manifests the unalterable re- SOUTH LOWELL CHURCH lose the war, George Bernard Shaw, D. H. OATLEY existing between God and and Announcements, either steel Services every Sunday at 2:45 iadles left Michigan 33 years ago to Biggest news on the Republican and Brunswick-Balke-Collender com- let as not violate H by live in the West and this Is Mrs. JAR RUBOERS 3 10c world-famous author, bristled, Dentist p. m. A message from the Word by front is the announcement that Wen- pany, maker of billiard and bowling interposing a command to worship Herald's first visit back to the old POTTED branded the story as untrue, burst dell Willkle has chosen August 17 Rev. Bert Baker of Grand Rapids. equipment, reported a very similar the ioola of human will. Individuals plate engraving or printing as All are welcome. neighborhood. After a splendid out with the statement that "I don't as the date and Elwood. Ind., (his Increase in business by showing a must be free to offer their sole alle- Tune In on the Grand Rapids picnic dinner, the afternoon was pints quarts know whether Britain Is going to House ttt-Fi Office m-FI giance to God. The dawn of His day MASON IARS 55c 85c MEATS birthplace) as the place, to be of- net profit of 87 cents a share for the station for the radio message each spent in visiting, viewing old pic- lose the war. even -with the help of appears; the "bright and morning you prefer, also Calling Cards, ficially notified that he is the G. O. first six months of this year as com H. P. GOTFREDSEN Sunday morning at 8:30. tures, taking snapshots of those God." P. presidential nominee. pared with 45 cents in 1939. Physician ft Snrgeon star" (Revelation 22:16) is seen aa present and recalling Incidents of 3 Z. 10* C. Communists and Bondsmen were the coming of the Christ Truth. bygone days. Those from a dis- Out In Wyoming, the man who "Is Offices In room formerly occupied Club Programs, etc. OLD TIME METHODIST CH. MORGAN'S FROIT PECTIN^ 10c scored by FBI Chief Edgar J. Hoo- The effect of this spiritual dawning tance who attended were Mr. and glad to run" against Franklin Delano MISCELLANY: by the City State Bank. on human thought, bringing hope McCords, Mich. ver, speaking before the New York Mrs. M. C. Keller, Onondaga; Mr. Roosevelt turned his vacation into a and healing to men, is shown in the iaaes G. Ballard. Minister state convention of police chiefs. 'Great I Am* and Mrs. Will Fletcher. Mr. and campaign trip and started a series life and works of Christ Jesus.... Mrs. Fred Harker, Lansing; Mr. and The top G-man declared that this fl. Twenty-four leaders of the "Great Right thinking individuals are Sunday School—10:00 a. m. of personal appearances throughout DR, J. W. TRUMBLE Mrs. Art Fletcher. Detroit; Bert new enemy "is far more crafty, I Am" cult were Indicted by a Los united in the prayerful effort to see Produced With Painstaking Care Preaching—U:00 a. m. ar.d 7:30 CLEAN ihe wild and politically important VETERINARIAN p. m. Fletcher and wife, Battle Creek; PEACHES scheming and despicable than the West. Angeles federal grand Jury on true freedom and law aa divine at- SOAP CHIPS QUICK Office—US IV. Division St Prayer Meeting Thursday, 8:00 Mrs. Jessie Walton. Francis Walton kidnaper, the highwayman or the charges of a 13.000.000 mall fraud. tributes, and to claim their benefits Willkie also announced the tyma- 52 Lowed. p. m. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson burglar." for all. Mankind mosmust gain a fuller Tbe Indictment charges that the cult and at reasonable prices consis- You will find a welcome at all Chorley (Letha Burr), Grand Rap- a 5c 4. Henry Morgenthan Jr., secretary tion of a committee of four Demo- understandinng of tbe First Com- sets Itself up as a charity organiza- mandment 'Thou shalt have no our services, Ids; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McKen- of the treasury, made things easier crats and former New Dealers who CHEESE tion but actually defrauds those who other gods before me" (Exodus ney, Byron Center; Mrs. Cora Whit- have broken with the President to F. E. WHITE for U. S. citizens who file income contribute to It Tbe cult has 20:8), for obedience to it brings tent with good workmanship. ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH ney and daughter Doris, Miss Lena tax return*, with the Order that lead a national campaign which claimed a million members through- DENTIST about the destruction of all evu. m W. B. Gardner, Pastor Church, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tucker, IAHANAS SALAD henceforth the duplicate, or "green would enlist Democrats and inde- out the country and was founded in Negonoe Bleok. LeweO. Mich. Then, like John the Revelator, all Bible School at 10:00 a. m. Ed- Clarksvllle; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Enz, MUSTARD STYLE the people shall hear "a great voice Woodland. Mr. Condy left Sunday copy" of the return would not be pendents In the support of the Re- 1030. Its founder, George Ballard, Closed Thursday Afternoons ward Wood, Supt oat of heaven saying. Behold, the evening on a business trip to required. publican ticket next November. died last December. Preaching Service at 11:00 a. m. 4^ 25c Office IB Bea. 1M tabernacle of God is with men, and Toledo and Mrs. Condy and Mrs. YUKON he will dwell with them, and they Prayer meeting very Thuraday evening. Herald will Join him in Detroit on BEVERAGES aw 2 the Clark-Williams home Wedm shall be his people, and God him- LEI6ER THE LOWELL Saturday for the return trip to Communion the first Sunday in McCORDS' MATTERS day night. NOTICE, LEDGES BEADEBfl LOWELL PUB. LIBRARY self shall be with them, and be their Kentucky, from which place Mrs. Friends of The Ledger and Alto each month. . V. Mrs. Walter Clark and Mrs. Jen- GRAHAM BUM}. —WEST SIDE God.*_rfcs ChritUam Boitnct Mooitot Herald will soon return to Cali- CANTALOUPES nie Williams were guests of Mrs. Solo having business in the Pro- — OPEN- fornia where she has a son and FIG BARS Ann Rockefellow at a luncheon In bate Court of Kent County will Km IN illE. Mail SL ALTO and BOWNE CENTER daughter. Mlas Lena Poatma of Grand Rap- the Ionia Country Club Tuesday and confer a favor on the publisher by Tneaday, Ttoaftay, Saturday A blonde etui inflate tbe ego as METHODIST CHURCHES ^ 2 far 19c Ids Is spending several days with from t to I p. m F. E. Chamberlain. Minister later visited several beautiful rook requesting the court to order pro- fsst as she can deflate the bill fold. Careerist her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Post- gardens. bate notices published In this AUDIE E. POST. Llbmrlaa Alto Parsonage, Phone 50 GINGER SNAPS ma. Paul McCarty of California visit- paper. The Court will be glad to Alto Mary: "I have been thinking i Miss Ethey Stannard Herald of The following: Standard Oil StatioBi are here to serve yoa in yonr own home Com- ed Mr. and Mrs. Myron Henry sev- comply with the request when Worship Service—10:00 a. m. about the future. I have decided to; California and Mrs. Condy of HEAD LETTUCE No. 2 eral days last week. made. DR. R. T. RUSTIC SMART Mty: Sunday School—11:00 a. m. give up golf and tennis, dance very Louisville, Ky., visited Mrs. A. E. 60 SEGMENTS Respectfully, OSTEOPATHIC Ihn Layer * East Main-st little, study very hard, and at 25 I. GRAPEFRUIT Wood and Mrs. R. E. Colby Mon- Caalor Been 00 I R. G. Jefferles, Publisher. HHOMS Bowne Center far day. Physician and Surgeon shall be a doctor of medicine." r 2 15c Last year the oil from castor fcy's Standard Service West Main-st Sunday School—10:15 a. m. Janet: "I, too, have been think- Mr. and Mrs. John Krum visited beans used in the production of General Practice WWfftf TO Mr. and Mrs. Minor Cook and moth- H. Storm xand Central Garage Worship Service—11:15 a. m. ing. I shall play golf and tennis, paints and varnishes amounted to GO AFTER [ er Sunday. Doctor: "Did you tak« tLat box of to Bectal dance every night never study atj 11,644,000 pounds. In the preceding rank Stephens M-66 at Segwnn Mr. and Mrs. John Hulzlnffa were pills I gave you?" REAOINQ ALTON CHUBCH all, and at 20 I shall be Mrs. Doctor | year, only 6,796,000 pounds of the dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Roy Patient: 'Tea air, doc." (Prepared and equipped to treat THE ADS ^ Richardson ...M-21 and Ada Road 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School for of Medicine."—Dublin Opinion, Ire-| Noffke of Ionia Sunday. oil were utilized in this manner. Poctor: "Well, how do you feel Plies, Prolapse, Fissures Ego A. Story, Local Distributor Phone 97 children, young people and adults, land. Mra. Ann Rookefellow, Miss AJs- Most of the castor bean oil used by now?" Flstull without IH THIS in charge of H. E. Gllmoro. P&P FOOD STOR€S llne Payne and Mias Besala Orln- paint manufacturers la Imported Patient: "Not so good, but I don't 41 NEWSPAPER. feis LeFebre, Ada Distributor Ada Phone SOU 7:45 p. m.—Gospel Service. Come Ledger want ads bring results. nell of Roebeslaf. N. T- visited at BrasU. think the lid'i off yet"

' ' ... -rmv ' ••Vf* j-SsS EIGHT THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICHIOAN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1M0 Social Events Candidates For Up and Down LP 'AJR I w 1 L.Bni a Confessions of a Bargain Hunter Neighborhood Club CheSHtluVup Mrs. F. J. McMnhon was hostess By GEORGE O MALLORAN / Kent County Roads Dwin Fly Spray 25c, 43c, 69c Lonking for imrklng (ipac®— to the Neighborhood Club last Coming Primary uuMInf my time Thursday at n salad-bridge lunch- (Continued from Page One) Sandwich bags, 50 in pack ioc SnrllnK and pirklng and waiting eon. Honors were won by Mrs. P. J. In line. Flnels and Mrs. C. H. Runclman. Both Major Parties Have Adjustable Closet Rods 25c Big List of Names Bulletins For Farmers I do nave Home money but what Honor llrlde-Elect Thermos jugs makrn me «»re In The July Issue of the Michigan I 89c, $1.15, $1.89 Mrs. Ralph Oom of Grand Rapids Republican nnd Democratic can- I can't help but squander and State College Record states thatl was hostess at a shower In her didates who have filed petitions to Kitchen Stools waste a lot more. home last Saturday afternoon hon-i have their respective names placed 783.957 bulletins were distributed $1.23 orlng her sister, Sanura Joyce Peck, on the September primary ballots, from the college last year. This Feet full of hllBtein and ache* In number would give every farmer my back bride-elect, daOghler of Mrs. L. A. are as follows, according to in- Tanner of Lowell. She will wed formation available at the Ledger In Michigan four bulletins. i' K i:c r." k i:t i." n'DVv i From lugglnK and huullng bundle The extension department issued and wick. Robert Bogaskl, son of Mr. and;offlce. (The names of some of the Mrs. Joseph Bogaskl of Grand candidates whose names appear M- 428,330 of the bulletins, while the | My dear, 1 admit It, this life Is a Raplds. 1'ow may fail to qualify for positions Experiment Station had 355,627 bore, Mrs. Tanner and daughters, on the ballot because of technlcal- copies. Distribution Is by personal Tomorrow 1 start at Weaver's Ilono, Violet and Hazel Peck of Itles and still others may withdraw request In the bulletin office, by| Food Store. Lowell were present at the shower, their names). mall, and through the extension, Odds and Ends SHOWBOAT ; Itepubllenn Candidates offices In Michigan's 83 counties.! Armour's Social Brevltlea por Governor: Luren D. Dlckin- Schools, libraries and a selected The P. and P. Club met at tho son, Thomas E. Read, Melville B. list also receive the bulletins. Mrs. j About Michigan SPECIALS Lois Knowlton Is In charge of the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Hart- McPherson, Ernest T. Conlon, Ros- LD man Murphy came over and PORK & BEANS 3 tall cans 25c man last Thursday evening. High coe Fitch, O. L. Smith. Miller 0, CM A O complained to Clara this morn- 2 ; „ . . Panting of 30,000 lake trout fry Stanley Garage door scores were held by M. B. Simpson Dunckel, Charles Renaud. ing about MacTavlsh and me dig- Kent County s extension office 18 years ago Is believed the basis of and Mrs. Art Hill. | For Lieutenant Governor: Hor- distributed 8,767 bulletins In 1939. the thrilling sport of deep sea flsh- holder close out - - • nee T. Bamaby. Elton R. Eaton, ging up his garden. That old water buffalo is always kicking about ~ ling—on a 80-acre lake at Harrison SWEETHEART so'"4 ban 19c Marriage Licenses Felix H. Flynn. Eugene C. Keyes. Rosin And Turpentine In the heart of central Michigan. something. Last week he raised the $1.50 ...... n» i m r. « Holsapple, Arthur F. Moore, T wnl ,ne lak f u Lloyd Stahl, 32. Harksvllle. R. l; Of0rKe w Schudllch. James F. dickens because I chewed up a shirt Ninety percent of all rosin pro- ° 1 ''ll ° '

Bemlce V. Yelter, 27. Alto. R. 1. I Thomson. Arthur E. Wood. he had hanging on the line. How the duced In the United States goes for ^ ^ feel d^XgiS* f h" Red & White FLOUR 79c John W. Cordis 20, Grand Rapids , Odd Lots, 2 x 4's For c #rk: nonovilnj heck was I supposed to know It was soap, paper sizing and varnish. reCent rare lllke ^ut etches Is a No. 2 Yellow Pine R 8; Vivian M. Murphy. 19. Grand For gherlff. Hugh Blacklriek. a shirt. It looked like an old flour Turpentine Is used for paint, var- 34-Inch, 16-pounder landed by Mrs. UfUCATICe Breakfast of Rapids. „ „ - George V. Benham. sack nnd had more holes in it than nlsh, shoe polish, and leather dress- j. M. Rockwell of Flint Ing. | $8.$0 per 100 board feel 1 linCn I ICS Champions box 10c Richard Decker, 20. Lowell. R 3; For Tremurer; Thomaa Vidro. a Ashing net. That guy Is getting Shirley E. Emelander, 17, Lowell pn,. Drain Commissioner; R. JJ. crankier every day and more ncar« _ T" „ In Michigan's 87 dairy herd 1m- R 3. Red & While iPattenon, Stephen W. Collins. sighted too. I remember this spring Speaking of Busy Bees provement associations, 95 per cent Varnish $1.4S gal. For Surveyors: W. B. Williams. he h rd ow he saw a bloke in his garden and Driving south on M-37 near Bow- ^ 1 ® ners used registered Vacuum For Coroners: Dr. S. Leroy, Dr. r e ,ng Coming Events when he tried to chare him out. the en Station early In the month we 5t t !f ""prove their COFFEE Tin Ib. 2Sc 'christian Krupp, Dr. Paul Bloxsom. ran Into a swarm of bees. Didn't of m,lk and but- For Register of Deeds: George M. fellow wouldn't budge. So Murphy called the squad car nnd when the see them until right on to them. Lowell Lumber Green & White Parnell fair and supper, Thurs- Reed. For Prosecutor: Menso R. Bolt, cops nrrived thoy discovered the big day. August 8. 1 Gerald M. Henry. fumble wit hnd been arguing with C^tlnTriU^t we nust there' h'sve'^been* a'lrnonl ''*^ many & Supply Co. have killed between 60 and 70 bees, fatal accidents In the home as on 3 lb. bag 39c Kent County 4-H Club Fair, Rec- For Representative, 2nd District: the scarecrow. COFFEE A friend asked how many bees the highway. The Michigan De- BRUCE WALTER reation Park, Lowell, Aug. 21-22-28. Charles R. Feenstra. (Relemed by Weitcrn Ncwipbpcr Union.' For Senator. 17th District: M. went Into the car. It was a cooljpartmenl of Health figures for ac- Phone 16 Lowell The 26th annual Ionia Free Fair, Harold Saur, James C. Qulnlan. mornlng and the rear car wln-'cldental deaths from Januory August 12-17. For U. S. Senate: Arthur H. Van- dows were closed. Only one bee through June show 689 motor 3*111 its and denberg, Bowen R. Grover. STAR CORNERS was found Inside. vehicle fatalities on the highways Branded Beef The select school of South Boston For Congressman, 5th District: Mm. Ira Blough Speaking of bees, our phone and 673 fatal accidents in the home. will meet August 6 at the Grange Barlel J, Jonkman, Robert John rang the other evening. A lady hall for the annual picnic and de- VanSchle. informed us that a swarm of bees Test drilling for oil at a depth uegotables Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wllsey spent twice as deep as the present deepest is your assurance