THE WATERVLIET RECORD

VOLUME 55 WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1937 NUMBER 27

Pipestone Township TAX AliOTMENT WAS Centennial To Be BODY OF CHICAGO MAN WATERVLIET PAPER LEWIS BROTHERS BIG ESTABLISHED BY THE Held August 8th DR0WNED1NPAWPAW MILL EMPLOYEES TO By Buyers And Truckers THREE-RING CIRCUS MISS JEAN SMTTH AND Tribute Will be Paid to the Early LAKE JUNE 26,FOUND HAROLD RENNE PLIGHT Committee Waited on Officials at COMlNGHEREAUG.il COUNTY COHNISSION Pioneers at Shanghai With Im- • VOWS AT WATERVLIET PICNIC ON LABOR DAY Lansing—Effect of New Regula- pressive Program. tions is Felt on Fruit Market. A wedding of special interest to Body of Oscar Corteville Located County's Maximum Fixed at 4.2 The Pipestone township centen- Watervliet and Coloma people is With Labor Day only a month The big fruit market at Benton First Circus to Visit Watervliet in Mills, Sllfht Hike Over Last nial celebration will be held at Late Tuesday Near Newton Re- that of Miss Jean Edith Smith, of away, the Watervliet Paper Com- Harbor has this week felt the effect Many Years. "Bigger and Better" Coloma, and Harold Smith Renne, Year's. Shanghai on Sunday, August 8th, sort. pany is now making plans for a big of the new regulations of the public Is Slogan of Show Company. when tribute will be paid to the of Watervliet, which occurs at 8 picnic for Its employees on that date, utilities of Michigan regarding early pioneers and the hardy men o'clock Thursday evening, August 5, which is Monday, September 6. trucks for hire and on Monday the and women who came later and After being in the waters of Paw at the Watervliet Methodist Epis- Louie J. Scheid has been named truckers and buyers went on a Berrien county's maximum tax cleared the land and made their Paw Lake for over six weeks the copal church. chairman of the general committee strike, refusing to purchase any of Advance agents of the Lewis Bros, three-ring circus were in the city limit under the 15-mile limitation homes in Pipestone township. Old body of Oscar Corteville, 27, of 6040 The ceremony Is being performed to arrange for the affair and with the produce offered until late in the Monday billing the town for the big statute was set at 4.2 mills per one friends will be greeted and reminis- Blackstonc avenue, Chicago, was by Dr. Frank B. Bachelor, of Kala- other commlttes at work a program afternoon, creating one of the worst attraction that is coming this way on dollar of valuation by the Berrien censcs exchanged in the forenoon located late Tuesday afternoon float- mazoo College, and it will be wit- will be worked out that will be of traffic jams that the market has Wednesday of next week. August 11. county tax commission, which con- and in the afternoon a program will ing on the top of the water near the nessed by the immediate families of interest to the large number of em- seen this season. Late in the after- cluded its hearing of objections from be given telling the story of the Newton resort, on the northwest the young couple, other relatives ployees at the plant. noon a truce was reached and the A circus, the like of which has never townships, the county, villages and and close friends. Miss Ruth Sin- yet been shown here, will put on an settlement and growth of Pipestone side of the lake. While plans are Immature at pres- buying began, and on Tuesday the school districts as to the amounts clair, of Climax, a college roommate exhibition at the athletic field both township and the village of Shang- ent, it is decided that a basket din- market was again operated as usual. allocated them for the coming year. Sighted by Fisherman of the bride, is maid of honor; Mrs. afternoon and evening on that date, hai. Quartettes, solos and sketches ner will be arranged and that the Helen McKean, Watervliet, matron Committee Visited Lansing and the circus-minded public will The county's rate last year was will aid the narrator in depicting Olgy Talbot, of Benton Harbor, was picnic will be "bigger and better" of honor; Gale Patterson, Watervliet, On Tuesday morning a committee be given a real treat in a two-hour 3.5 mills. This year's increase was to the history. A public address sys- fishing from a boat near the spot, than last year. There will be a best man, and ushers arc Willard went to Lansing for an Interview performance that will be put on at take care of increased expenses for tem will enable everyone to hear and sighted the floating body, which sports program In the afternoon and debt service on road bonds and the the program. Everyone is expected he reported ashore. It was badly de- Renne, of Parchment, brother of the with the utilities commission, seek- 2 In the afternoon and again at 8 in groom, Eugene McKean of Water- in the evening a dance, of course, at the evening." recently completed infirmary im- to bring his or her own lunch. Coffee composed. Woodward's pavilion. ing a solution of the problem. provements at Berrien Center. may be obtained on the grounds and Sheriff Charles L. Miller and Dep- vliet and Robert Robbins of Benton Those who presented the case for There are daring aerialists and There was some question as to The St. Joseph city schools were tables and chairs will be furnished. uty Leslie Speese assisted with its Harbor. Following the wedding the fruit belt were Rep. Dean Mor- acrobats that will stage some thrilling A large collection of antiques wil' removal from the lake to the Esal- ceremony a reception for the family just where this year's picnic would ley. of New Troy; Secretary of State feats. There will be wild and do- allowed a 10 mill rate, and Benton be held, but it now seems assured Harbor 6.5 mills. be displayed and anyone having horst mortuary, Benton Harbor, and close friends will be given at Leon D. Case, Rep. W. P. B. Jarvis mestic animals presented In sensa- the Hartford House. After a that Woodward's, at the west end tional acts, showing training to per- The higher rate for St. Joseph was anything belonging to pioneers is and burial was made In Crystal (all of whom were in Lansing); urged to bring them so that others Springs cemetery Wednesday after- short honeymoon trip, Mr. and Mrs. of Paw Paw Lake, is the ideal spot Erich L. Kerlikowske. Coloma fruil fection. Lions will appear In a attributed to the school building for this annual get-together. program there. may enjoy this bit of history. noon. Renne will reside north of Coloma. grower and nurseryman; James J. steel arena, there will bo elephants, At the close of the program at the Mr. Corteville was drowned on Relatives frbm out of town who Jakway, Benton township fruit dogs and clowns, oodles of them. Niles was given four mills and school house, a three and one-half the afternoon of June 26, when he are here to attend the wedding are 18th Annual Reunion grower; R. B. Coilis, Benton Harbor Ponies, too. with clever riders. Tom Buchanan received 3.5 mills. ton boulder will be unveiled by a and his family and other relatives Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Coombs, of commissioner; Market Master R. D. Cooper, famous western movie star, Watervliet, the fifth city in the descendant of the first white child came to Woodward's resort for a Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Of Watervliet Forty Krieger; M. F. Allred, truck opera- and a riding wonder, will be there county, drew no mill rate proper for born in Pipestone. The boulder will picnic. While waiting for dinner to H. G. Williams, of Milwaukee, Wis., tor; and Joe E. Wells, of The News- astride his S20.000 beauty, "Storm its schools, such as the other cities be played in the Shanghai cemetery be prepared, the young man donned relatives of the bride, and Mrs. Year Club August 11 Palladium. King," to perform in some of his received, since its schools must pro- over the grave of the first pioneer. his bathing suit and started out in a Florence Blackman, of Berea, Ohio, After the hearing the commission most thrilling feats. Lewis Bros, vide for most of the children at- an aunt of the groom. circus is classed as presenting some A bronze box made by El^worth boat for a dip In the lake. About 40 The 18th annual reunion of the ruled that fruit haulers going to tending from Watervliet township. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Lake to preserve the historic records minutes later, when he failed to re- Watervliet Forty Year Club will be Benton Harbor for produce will not of the best horse acts In circusdom. Villages will be allowed 0.10 of a of the township will be placed un- Mrs. Roger B. Smith, of Coloma, turn to shore, his relatives became held Wednesday, August 11, at the be forced to take out Michigan pub- Kiddies Get Your Courtesy Tickets mill if they require it. and graduated from Thornton high der the boulder which is erected by alarmed and instituted a search. high school auditorium. This or- lic utility plates, and local haulers school at Harvey, Illinois, in 1933, This newspaper has made ar- Sodus is the only one of the 22 Harvey Franz and Victor Ferguson. The empty boat with the man's ganization was formed 18 years ago operating to distant points with Ber- and from Kalamazoo College last rangements with local merchants to townships in Berrien county this wrist watch on the seat was found and is composed of ladies who at- rien and Van Buren county products spring. provide courtesy tickets to every year which is not taking part in the near the Beechwood resort, but all tended the Watervliet public school can secure exemption by applying at New Comet Now Visible The groom, younger son of Wil- child in the community and the boys 15-mill limit for its township gov- efforts to locate the body were 40 or more years ago. Each year the Benton Harbor office of the and girls are eager for circus day ernment. A relief system which is futile. Hopes of locating the victim liam Renne, of South Watervliet, is new names are added to the already Michigan Public Utilities Commis- To The Naked Eye a graduate of Watervliet high school, to come. For what boy and girl claimed more economical that that were given up only after many days large list of members, and the event sion. class of '30, and from Kalamazoo does not like to see the animals, of other townships, which prefer to of dragging the waters of the lake. is looked forward to by those who The trouble at the market arose College in 1934. Following his laught at the funny antics of the" operate under the ERA, is said to be Finsler's comet, discovered July 4 Mr. Corteville is survived by the attend, many of whom are from out over a misunderstanding as to the widow, Mildred, and a year-old graduation from the Kalamazoo col- clowns, and see the daring stunts of the principal reason for this non- by P. Finsler of Zurich, Switzerland, of town. interpretation of the recent ruling the performers? These tickets existent demand. is said to be visible this week to the daughter; also his parents, Mr. and lege, Mr. Renne worked for two Mrs. Laura Hammel is mother of of the commission placing all truck- naked eye. Mrs. Oscar Corteville, Sr., of Chi- years for the Watervliet Paper Com- which are free for the asking, will Rates set for the other townships the club. buyers in the same class as for-hire were: Bainbridge, 1; Baroda, 2.5; Astronomers at the Yeskes Ob- cago; a brother, Ralph, Chicago, and pany, and then spent one year at haulers, and compelling them to be good for 10 cents at the ticket Benton, 2.5; Berrien, 3; Bertrand, servatory of the University of Chi- two sisters, Mrs. Ada Locker, of Syracuse University, doing graduate take out new licenses. It is claimed wagon on the day of the show. A 1.5; Buchanan, 1.5; Chikaming, 1.5; cago say the comet will be brightest Coloma, and Rose Corteville, of St work. Mr. and Mrs. Renne will re- Paul Jeserich One of 65 to by these truckers that if they were courtesy ticket and 15 cents will Coloma. 2.25; Galien, 1.4; Hagar, 1.5; around August 9, but the change will Joseph. He is said to have lost a turn to Syracuse shortly after Labor compelled to take out such licenses admit any child to the big perform- Lake, 3.8; Lincoln, 2; New Buffalo, be small for a week before and the sister by drowning a year ago in an Day where he will complete his Be Honored by American in Michigan it would place them in ance. Without a courtesy ticket, 1.5; Niles, 1; Oronoko, 2; Pipestone, week after that date. Indiana Lake. studies for a Master's Degree. College Of Dentists a position so that they might be- children will be charged 25 cents. 2; Royalton, 2; St. Joseph, 2.5; Three To the unaided eye the comet will Memorial services were held in come subject to the rulings of pub- So, kiddies, if you have not yet St. Peter's Evangelical church in St. secured your tickets, do so this Oaks, 2.5; Watervliet, 2; Weesaw, 2. appear as a bright, hazy star some- MISS EVA WHIDBY AND lic utilities commissions in any stale what fainter than those of the big Joseph three weeks ago, after hopes through which they might travel. week. Membership on the tax commis- HENRY PRATT WED Dr. Paul H. Jeserich, of Ann Ar- dipper, but even an opera glass will of finding the body of the drowned Many of the buyers on the mar- "A show for your money" Is the sion includes Frank Cibulka, New bor, is one of the 65 "leaders of the bring out the presence of a little tail man were abandoned. ket operate their own trucks and do slogan of Lewis Bros. Remember Buffalo; John Warman, chairman of Ceremony Took Place Saturday. July dental profession" who have been pointing away from the sun. not feel that they have "trucks for the date. Wednesday, August 11. the supervisors' finance committee, 31, at Hickory Corners awarded fellowships in the Ameri- who was also chairman of the com- Between last Sunday night and hire," and others who operate on the August 21 the comet will move from Extension Of Time On can College of Dentists during the market have already complied with mission; Mrs. Jennie B. Mecham, Announcement was made the first past year. Berrien county school commission- day to day across the familiar star Payment Of City Taxes of the week of the marriage of Miss the new regulations. US-12 In Southern Part Of group of the big dipper. It will be Announcement of the honor was er; Edward LaViolette, county treas- Eva Martha Whidby, fifth grade made at Atlantic City by Dr. O. W. County To Be Widened urer; A1 Hastings, county clerk, and close to the pole star early in the City Treasurer Barney Dwiggins teacher in the Watervliet schools the month and its later path will bring Brandhorst of St. Louis, secretary Waterway and Harbor John M. Benson, Benton Harbor. announces that there will be an past several years, and Henry Pratt it closer to Arcturus. of the organization. Only 650 den- Benson did not meet with the com- extension of time for the payment of South Watervliet. The ceremony tists in the United States hold fel- Session At St. Joseph On another page of this paper will mission in this year's hearings. Watervliet residents who were up of city taxes, the last date being took place Saturday, July 31, at the be found a notice published by the late Sunday night say that they saw lowships in the "college," which Is Saturday, August 21. After that home of the bride's mother, Mrs. considered a most exclusive den- Friday, August 6th State Highway Department asking a brilliant display in the heavens date there will be an extra per cent Minnie Whidby, at Hickory Corners. for bids for a second construction Townsend Club Meets Friday Eve about midnight, supplied by old Au- tal organization and is open by added. Mr. Dwiggins will be at the The Rev. C. S. Rennels, pastor of the invitation only to those who have Plans are complete for giving a and widening project on US-12 rora Boreal is. The northern horizon Watervliet First National Bank on Wesleyan Methodist church at Hick- united front to Michigan's water- northeast of New Buffalo. The Townsend Club will meet at was vividly lighted, encircled above practiced over a long period and the Watervliet city hall Friday eve- Saturdays as usual, except on Au- ory Corners, performed the cere- contributed to teaching and re- ways and harbor development as- A portion of this project, which is by a rainbow effect, which produced gust 21. He will, however, be at mony, after which the newly-weds pirations at a meeting to be held this a little over three miles in length, ning, August 6. an unusual and beautiful spectacle. search. the bank for the collection of taxes left for a short wedding trip. Dr. Jeserich is a former Watervliet Friday in St. Joseph. The meeting will be a relocation west of the vil- on Friday, August 20. Mrs. Pratt is a graduate of West- and Paw Paw Lake boy, a graduate Ing is sponsored by the Great Lakes lage of Harbert to correct align- ern State Teachers College, and Mr. of" he" iocaf school" and welt'known j Tidewater Commission of Michigan. ment. The remainder of the project Pratt, a former student at Michigan here. He is a son of Hugo Jeserich i Sixty-three cities of Michigan have follows the present road, where the State College, operates a farm just of Paw Paw Lake, and his wife is: been invited to send representatives old 18-foot pavement will be torn south of the city. He is the son of the former Marguerite Watson, also!t0 the conference and 150 to 200 per- up and replaced with a four-lane hoJ/i Mrs. Wilmer Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. of Watervliet. He has made a ^ are expected o be in attend- road of 42 feet In width. It is the S ss ns wil1 0 e a 0 Pratt will reside at the farm. splendid record in his profession, e '° . , ? " ',i plan of the highway department to and at the recent meeting at Atlantic °cIoc^ Friday morning in the Elks continue the widening of this trunk 16 and BEHIND YO WATERVLIET YOUNG LADY ritv was elected a member of the T^P . luncheon and dinner; line along the present 18-foot and ons 1x5 held at the Hotel 20 oot AT V MARRIES KALAMAZOO MAN judiciary committee of the Ameri- ^ I -f sections, as fast as finances Boston Store W , t 0 Wl11 erm,t can Dental Association for a term S. f ^^_ . _ . . P - Iheh purposceo noff nth0e meetinotin0g is to John P. Geisler Estate Kenneth A. Ritter and Miss Beulah J. of five years. He is a professor of for ' 0 „ '." i wv, ',, Howard Wed Saturday. Gleaners To Pienic Phone 12 , Watervliet, Mich. , ,• - . „ the present small group of the Tide- The wedding of Miss Beulah J. education and a member of 4the „ . *1 u,, I• • R*R\ r\f 4KA TTR\5 WSIGF Cornmission appointed by tne At Berrien Springs Howard, daughter of Mrs. Grace executive committee of the Uni- ~ T4 . ... Howard, of Watervliet, and Kenneth versity of Michigan Dental College. Comm^on will be fn- Sunday, August 8 A. Ritter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Ritter, West Main street, Kal- corporated into the new organiza-( Members of the Gleaner Order of amazoo. was solemnized at noon Extra Day Of Entertain- tion' to give the association an of-1 Southwestern Michigan and North- Table Cloths ficial standing. Jay J. Theisen, of Saturday in the St. Paul's Methodist ern Indiana will hold their annual Memorial church. South Bend. The ment At Hartford Fair St. Joseph, is a member of the Tide- picnic at Indian Fields, Berrien Cotton Plaid Table Cloths—Colorful patterns 59^ ceremony was read by the Rev. Rob- water Commission and he Issued Springs, Sunday, August 8, according ert Selle, before the immediate the invitations. to an announcement made last week members of the families. An extra day of entertainment is Great Lakes commerce during by Giles Morton, of Cassopolis, pres- The bride wore a navy blue suit to be provided patrons at the Van 1937, it has been pointed out, is ident of the Berrien-Cass Association. Ladies' Rayon Slips—-Strain-proof, rip-proof seams; breaking all records for tonnage, with white accessories and her Buren county fair, to be held at the Bert Gleason. president of the Van and Michigan cities have been ac- adjustable straps. Each 59^ flowers were yellow roses. She was Hartford fair grounds from Septem- Buren County Association, is chair- tive in recent years to take advan- attended by Mrs. Edmund Cook, ber 14 to to 18. man of the Michigan division, and tage of the possibilities of water sister of the bridegroom, and Mr. Tuesday, heretofore entry day, is H. I. Zimmer, of South Bend, is carriers. Calot Skull Caps—All wool felt; fits the head snuer- Cook performed the duties of best to be made a feature day at the chairman of the Indiana division. ly. Each 25* man. fair this fall with all exhibits and The program will begin with a basket Following the wedding Mr. and amusements in place. The major County American Legion lunch at 1 p m. Mrs. Ritter left on a honeymoon trip attraction Tuesday evening will be to Chicago. They will reside in the stars of radio in person, appear- To Picnic At Woodward's Kems—A new fluffy sanitary napkin, extra absorb- Watervliet for the present. Mr. Rit- ing in a huge Barn Dance program ent and soft. Regular size, with rounded ends. Box, ter is employed at the J. G. Kline to be presented by WLS, Chicago Resort, Sunday, August 8 department store in Kalamazoo. radio station. one dozen 15^ Programs presented by WLS with Mrs. Ritter is a graduate of the A meeting of the County Associa- Watervliet high school and is an home talent have been popular in AGAIN A YEAR AHEAD this area, but this will be the first tion of the American Legion and employee of the Watervliet Paper Auxiliary will be held at Wood- Sanitary Step-in—With soft band sanitary French Company. presentation of the original radio with Features Like stars from the Chicago station. ward's picnic grounds, at the west panty belt. A garment protector and belt combina- Opening of the fair a day earlier end of Paw Paw Lake, Sunday, Aug- tion 29* Robot Dial FORMER WATERVLIET GIRL will give the public an opportunity ust 8th, according to word received Electric Automatic Tuning WED AT ANN ARBOR to view the exhibits and attend the from Art Johnson, Berrien County Personalized Acoustic Adaptor evening entertainment before the Commander. The meeting will open with a bas- Dectric Target Tuning Miss Agne*. VanKampen and Alfred opening of the regular racing and ket lunch at 12:30 o'clock. During the Local Station Indicatora Frey Married at Home of Bride's vaudeville program, which will start Wednesday and close Saturday afternoon members may enjoy the Between-Stations Silencer Sister Saturday Evening. night. motoi boat races and free dancing Close Outs Announcement is made of the Added provision for the comfort at Woodward's pavilion. A large marriage of Miss Agnes VanKamp- and safety of the public is being delegation from over the county is MEN'S STRAW HATS en, daughter of John VanKampen, made for this fall's fair. A double expected. 25% Discount on All Men's Straw Hats of 109 Hill street, Ann Arbor, and gate is being constructed at the Alfred Frey, son of Mr. and Mrs. main entrance to the fair grounds to George Frey, of Second street, of provide two traffic lanes, with a Hold 12th Green Reunion WHITE SHOES the same city. The ceremony oc- ticket office to serve each lane. This Sunday At Cable Lake curred Saturday evening, July 31, Is expected to expedite traffic in and 25% Discount On All White Shoes at the home of the bride's sister and out of the grounds and eliminate her husband, Mr. and Mrs. William congestion at rush hours. The 12th Green reunion was held Whu Yoi Havi Pirehited Kolander of South Seventh street, New bleachers, 72 feet in length, Sunday, at Redding's Beach, Cable S2.N Worth of Our Diliciout Ann Arbor. The Rev. Theodore will increase the grandstand accom- Lake. There were 59 in attendance, "Hem-Midi" ICE CREAM the oldest present being Phil Smith ZENITHS ZOIITM «2U • T.w«. Schmale, pastor of the Bethlehem modations. and improvements have TUMM AmartMH umd T—- Evangelical church of Ann Arbor, been made at the grandstand, the of Eau Claire and the youngest. Treat the youngsters to our Roland Gene Williams, also of Eau delicious Freezer-Fresh ICE AnaUtar. ArialUM. tklpa. read the service and the wedding race stables and elsewhere about the $19.95 grounds. Claire. Officers elected for 1938 CREAM today Bring them In Grocery Department Up march was played by Mrs. Russey TrM *•— T—- Schoenaar, a sister of the groom. Early entries by exhibitors and were: President, Alton Williams, and and we'll give 'em Skooter •lt» twllMi RalMslw. Premium Cards so that they twn MMI MM tl- Lm»I tlaltM llUlMIM Miss Jean Downing of Ann Arbor, the advance sale of space about the secretary, Flossie Williams, both of Cinm m i MUM n can get this Skooter Skate Specials For Friday and Saturday MOM Ml 1010 KiUcfti* €•../•«. [940* was bridesmaid, and Robert Mc- grounds indicate that the 1937 show Coloma. IWUOMMIIUinM ITttR C . 1740.*1X1 K C Entertainment was furnished by racing Skooter for only 55c S40*-IO.«OOK Cl.ll Cleery, also of Ann Arbor, was best will be the largest fair ever staged at Hartford. Mrs. Nina Babcock, Alton Williams, —after the S2.00 Premium man. Card has been punched out 4 Lbs. Bananas 19* Mrs. Kolander served a buffet Arvon and Ruth Collins. The in- 10 Pounds Sugar 49* supper for the guests, after which 1 dividual contests were won by Irene COME IN TODAY— the newly-weds left on an auton^o Mother of Watervliet Man I Mick and Glenn Dean Price. The 6 Boxes Swan Matches 25* bile trip to the northern part of the IV * . wtm . i *• I group contest was won by the jlde WATERVLIET state. Uies At Memam, Indiana | captained by Gerald Williams. Tall Can Red Salmon 25* Both young people are graduates j Members of the clan were present Lewis' Rexall Drugstore No. 2 Can Sliced Pineapple 20* HARDWARE of the Ann Arbor high school. The Mrs. Samuel Harlan, mother of1 Kalamazoo, Dowa^ac, Sodus, bride is a former Watervliet girl Harry Thompson of Watervliet, died Eau Claire, Benton Harbor, Coloma P. H. LEWIS, WM. PAUL JONES, and Watervliet. Next year's reunion 3 Tall Cans Carnation Milk 23* PROPRIETOR and attended the local school when at her home in Merrlam, Indiana, she resided with her parents east of last Saturday afternoon. Mr. Thomp- will be held at Cable Lake. Proprietor Ball Jelly Glasses, Vz Pint size 39* PHONE 49 town several years ago. She is a son and family of this city and his — Phone 47 — Ball Jelly Glasses, squat Va pint size 37* sister of Mrs. Lewis Willis of this brother, Guy Thompson, and family, The annual Stanley reunion was AMERICA'S MOST COPIED RADIO city and she and her husband called of Coloma, attended the funeral held Sundaj', August 1, at Kalama- Watervliet, Mich. AGAIN A YEAR AHEAD here enroute to Northern Michigan. services. zoo. . • 1 • • • - • » ur « mi

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BENTON HARBOR CIVIL WAR Old Time Methodist Miss Phoebe Ernsberger NATIONAL GLADIOLUS BAINBRIDGE NEWS SOUTH COVERT NEWS VET FETED ON OCCASION Camp Meeting Closed Suffers Serious Injuries STATE CAPITAL HARTFORD NEWS SHOW AUGUST 21 AND 22 OF HIS 91st BIRTHDAY St Joseph's Catholic Buchanan Man Victim Vou Can Always Depend on fl & P Sunday, August Ist IN AND AROUND THE ELMS AT SOUTH BEND. IND. Rev. Carl Hartwir, Cor. Miss Phoebe Ernsberger, who was NEWS LETTER seriously injured last week when she LOMA THEATRE Mrs. Mabel Kelly, Correspondent. An anniversary dinner was given An eight pound daughter was Church, Watervliet Of Bad Auto Crash The Brotherhood and Bethany Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gladiolus shipped from all parts' The ten-day session of the Old fell at her home on High screet, Is born Saturday, July 31, to Mr. and Girls' Group, of St. Paul's Evangeli- Now that the cherry and rasp- Arthur A. Baushke, Benton Harbor, Time Methodist organization ended reported not so well. Her right COLOMA, MICH. Mrs. Albert Ison, of West Main street. of the world will be shown at the cal church, Bainbridge, held their berry crops have been harvested, in honor of the 91st birthday anni- (By Gene Alleman, Michigan Press last Sunday, August 1, at the Em- limb was injured in the fall and Announcement is made of the mar- annual outing at Jean Klock park, dewberries, blackberries and early versary of Charles Bradford Holmes, U y m Wat Vliet a t 7 a G Th K led manuel Home camp grounds north she Is suffering from shock and in- Association) riage of Frank Minshall, son of Mr. d n-4 5 cftJhl f h Id od'ir L u\h Bend^Saturday 'and an("T, ' ,,,"'"s h '"T""' ," Quality Benton Harbor, last Thursday night. apples are coming on and everybody whose anniversary occurred Satur- an ... 11:4s. Catechism classes held c.mfiav Auunu 91 -.n.i 99 Thn nv Wife and Mother Serious- of Watervliet. The session was a tense pain. Modern, Air-conditioned Theatre. Pleaaingly Comfortable T AXTOTXT/-. r. ! • .. , . d Mrs. Roy Minshall, of Hartford, Fridav at 7'30 D M Saturdav at 9 r!l.. ... LVE. N . 1 1 • 1 It was well attended; weinies and is busy as there is a real scarcity of day, July 31. Mr. Holmes is in good hlb,t Wl11 be in t,ie very successful one in every way Miss Ernsberger, who resides with LANSING—By vetoing the labor AN(I Miss Marv Beachv of Smith ! " .KT'U 1 8 Stude- Injured. lemonade were served. help in this community. health and celebrated his birth date baker Athletic Club building, and is and was attended by many from a her sister. Miss Esther Ernsberger, Beautiful and Pleasant Surroundings relations bill. Gov. Frank Murphy 1 Bend The ceremony took plac^July Sunda? * ^ ^ Miss Beatrice and William Radu- The Budack brothers from Covert by working out in the yard of his strengthened the belief of manmnnyv 2o-4. at South Bend where th.r e nroom* ounoay. I sponsoresponsoredd bbyy ththee StudebakeStudebakerr AthAth-- n U J South distance. will celebrate her 89th birthday anni- Ma s at Hartford at 8:30 u m chel left for Brighten, near Detroit, Among the evangelists and minis- Show starts at 7:00 p. m. Sunday Matinee at 4:00 p m. Continuouh were callers at tne Kelly home on home. He still mows the lawn and political observers here that he is is an employee of the Indiana-Michi- ? . Sunday letic Club and the American Gladi- _^ . " versary November 19. She Is the city's Monday. lorn,n + stantly killed and his wife and last Friday, to attend the Lakeside ters who spoke at the meetings were does other work about the home grooming himself for the 1940 presi- gan Electric Comoanv and where 1 hp " 8S- Instructions Saturday a olus Society, of which Roscoe A. camp meeting of evangelical church- oldest resident and has for the past The South Haven canning com- despite his advanced years. dential race. p m an re ara mother sustained serious injuries in Sister Alberta Amos, missionary 14 years been blind and Is partially j i:-i young couple will reside. " ' . ^ P P tion for holy Huff of Goshen, Indiana, is secre- oodll es of the Detroit district which be- pany has laid off some of its help, Mr. Holmes is one of six surviv- co Tmn,on an automobile crash on US-31, from Jamaica; Rev. Amanda Mc- deaf, but through It all she carries on Thursday • Friday, August 5 and 6 Double Feature It is only in the light of the next Mrs. Gertrude Schultz and Miss '™ - tary. gan last Saturday and which will among them being Emery Crawford. ing veterans of the Civil War and Mass at All species of the gladiolus will south of St. Joseph. last Friday eve- Adory, of Los Angeles; Rev. E. E. with remarkable fortitude and pa- national election that a complete Mary Leonard arrived home Thurs- Crystal Palace, Paw Paw ning. The accident occurred at the continue until Sunday, August 8th. Haley Roberts, Chicago; Rev. L. fUf tkm M/wifi" with CHAS. RUGGLES and Mrs. Rosa Crawford and Mrs. came to Benton Harbor 40 years key is found, we are convinced, to day of last week from a 12-day trip Lake- Sunday at 10:30 a. m. be included in the show, ranging in Miss Florence Leatz celebrated tience, and her cheerful smile and I urn Utt tne moon ELEANOR WHITNEY Mable Kelly are numbered among intersection of US-31 and the Ste- Thomas, Lima, Ohio; Rev. C. E. ago from Chicago. Other Berrien the governor's flexible attitude on to Yellowstone Park and other points Preparation for holy communion size from one inch to eight inches her 19th birthday Wednesday of last sunny disposition Is an Inspiration to those in poor health. vensville-Derby road. Amos, Chicago; and Bishop T. F. wilh county veterans are: Henry Gault, labor matters. of interest in the west. They en- each Saturday from 7:30 to 9 p. m. in diameter. Secretary Huff pre- week, and a birthday party was all who visit her. A niece, Mrs. Et- __ J «p;~L n Qfar" PATSY KELLY The Rogel young people and Wil- Whalen's automobile is said to Frazier, Rev. Justus Brune, Rev. H. and nek a Mar ^ JACK HALEY of Benton Harbor, who celebrated joyed every minute of the trip and at each parish dicts that the exhibit will be the given in her honor. Thirty people ta Burton, of St.. Joseph, with whom lard and Gordon Rider were among have struck a car driven by George Shredded Wheat N.B.C. 2 packages F. Wigent and F. E. Chamberlin. his 100th birthday recently; Thomas declare it one of the grandest sight- August 6th largest of its kind in the country, 23c Miss Phoebe lived for several years, Frid y nuBUSl Din Kasum of Berrien Springs as Kas- gathered at the home of her parents Accompanying Mrs. McAdory the number who enjoyed the excur- Daker, St. Joseph; James Brant, seeing trips one could take. ' ' is the first favorable growing conditions pro- is here helping care for her aunt. White House Guest— r ay the month Usua um pulled onto the state highway. to motor to Rocky Gap where they from Los Angeles was Mrs. Russell, August 7 sion from St. Joseph to South Ha- Scottdale; J. E. Nevatt, Niles, and Mr and Mrs Donald Moerlvk ^ -j - l first ducing a bumper crop of this popu- N. B. C. Ritz Crackers . Ib. packages 21c Miss Ernsberger Is an early day Saturday Only, ven last Sunday on the S. C. Roose- Kasum stated that he had stopped enjoyed a fine evening. A treasure who is 84 years of age. Theodore Metzger, Niles township. Simultaneous with the veto action ^ hunt had been arranged for the school teacher, having started her velt. J 0 ana his own car beore ho pulled onto « No. 2 teaching career at the early age of New Pack Peas • • cans 25c occasion, and Miss Adelaide Krieger "MOUNTAIN JUSTICE" John Spelman is picking quite a the main road as he saw Whalen's 19. 162 Graduated From WSTC This the^Wtfite^House ^ 'tt S^d^Tr I Clarence Paget, 47 years old, a and Ernest Krieger were the win- COMEDIES AND CARTOON. few blueberries at his farm on the car weaving down the road. His Final Rites Held On lifelong resident of St. Joseph and a car was struck on the left front small can large can ners. Later in the evening the Toquln road. Week both the Ovalttne . ... S9c 55c President's personal guest over the i dyk is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ion and the holy mass. well-known automobile salesman, wheel and was turned completely group motored to the Leatz home to Saturday Afternoon Watervliet Male Chorus Sang At Richard Pumfrey visited his aiint One hundred sixty-two students week-end. It is generally accepted James Walker, who have moved to . . . , , enjoy delicious ice cream and cake. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday August 8, 9 and 10 and uncle at Kalamazoo last week. died August 1 1937, at the Berrien, around. Whalen's car was a com- Condor Coffee. • • . . . • 2 lb. tins 53c For Mrs. Minnie Klett Whitcomb Hotel Sunday Evening graduated from the summer school as a fact here that Murphy enjoys a the farm oi their son-in-law. Earl Awards were given after the mass count,—,y , hospital at Berrien Center picte wreck. It turned over several Ed Krieger and the Misses Ade- Matinee Sunday, 4:00 p. m. Continuous. The Old Time Methodist camp of Western States Teachers College, close contact with President Roose-j Molter, of Bainbridge, to care for the ' following The Paleson male chorus of 40 . Moiier. of Bainbridge. to care for the ^ Z u following a long illness. He is sur-' imcs- the ent re ton w^ torn off laide and Arlene Krieger made an meeting at the Emmanuel home Kalamazoo, on Thursday of this Cun»r Slide REGULAR AND 2 giant pkgs. voices, comprising the Watervliet velt and that his labor attitude has small grandchildren left motherless 'ng Hartford Miss Mary Gallagher vivcd by a brother Leo p ()f cn it. ^rie n? thl super auas CONCENTRATED • 35c excursion trip on the S. S. Roose- The C. L. Jennings family and Mrs. closed Sunday night. Two lady mis- week. Dr. T. V. Smith, professor of the Ho Na Benton Harbor anci Paper Mill chorus and twin city "CAPT. COURAGEOUS" been in close harmony with that of by the recent death of Mrs. Molter. ^ ^ t ™ ^ J ^ ^o sisters-- elf the road velt to South Haven last Sunday. lona Wood attended funeral services sionaries from Jamaica and the philosophy. University of Chicago, the White House. Mrs. Charles S. Hammond fractur- Chicago; Watervliet. Edward Sorde- Mrs. Cecil Stuart of Jackson and ' • 2 cakes The Rev. G. Raduchel, whose at the Keeler Methodist church Sat- singers, under *the direction of Fos- West Indies gave very pleasant and 1 f Wha en h,s v,fe a Palmolive Soap. . . . . • 11c With SPENCER TRACY and RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW. gave the commencement address, Following the passage of the labor ed her left shoulder on Wednesday IF ' o Lawrence; Crystal Palace. Mrs. Howard Ganong of Grand Hap- ' - ' nd his mother automobile was badly damaged at urday afternoon for Mrs. Minnie ter Krake, gave a concert Sunday Interesting talks on their work. One Dr Joseph T cro ,h rown cl car )f thc car ont Selected Shorts. speaking on the topic "The Promise relations bill last June, the governor of last week when she fell while - - McCarthy, of Chicago. ids. Funeral services were held ^ . l , ? o the corner of Bainbridge Center end Klett, 62, who died July 28, at the evening at the Whitcomb Hotel In of the ladies is Miss Alberta Amos. Wlia en Ajax Soap a 10 bars 37c of American Politics." went immediately to the East where working in her flower garden at hei The novena devotions for the from St. Joseph's Catholic church 1° f ' sustained a Millburg road some weeks ago, has University Hospital, Ann Arbor, fol- St. Joseph. ' Mrs. Anna Nutting and daughter, l u u anc a cru he delivered a public address on the hone on South Center street. She month of August will be in honor of. Wednesday morning; interment in .V..' I " ' shed chest. his car back from the garage. The lowing an operation for the removal The chorus will sing again this Mrs. Lydia May Cllnard, visited at lhe e w0 won on wp a 2 rolls Wednesday Only August 11 Berrien county's share of the mo- new labor m-nsure, outlining his was removed to Mercy hospital. Ben- Feast of the Assumption of the the Cemetery of the Resurrection. ?u' c, , ? .™ rcnrKWd to Scott Tissue ..••••• a 15c damage done to the car amounted of a brain tumor Mrs. Klett was a season In the Chlcagoland Music the Kelly home Sunday afternoon. ton B the St. Joseph sanitarium where Festival, which will be August 21. tor vehicle weight tax for the second philosophy oi social justice. This Harbor, by Dr. F. N. Williams, V. Mary, which feast falls on St. Joseph, to exactly $110. Mrs. Raduchel, who daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. with Lew Ayree and Dorothy They reported Mrs. Kyle Born seri- quarter of the year 1937 is $105,349. where he and Dr. Clyde Osborn of Sunday, August 15th. j they were found to be badly injur- • • 6 roils was injured in the accident, is fine "Last Train From Madrid" Lamour. Selected Shorts. ously 111 and B. Devor still at Ann creed has centered around the Waldorf Titsue . • • • • 25c Will Robinson, of Hartford, and was The amount receive by the state for Rooseveltian motive to better the the hospital staff reduced the frac- Community singing at Crystal Pal-1 Fred Kent of Benton " " " ^ Whalen was 53 years old; his again. an aunt of Mrs. Jennings and a cousin 81 Circuit Court Cases Filed in July Arbor for observation, Mrs. Devor the weight tax for the second quar- lure. • UOJ . 1 — Harbor. 70 wife. Mrs. Ruby Whalen. is 39; and Misses Margaret Krugman and remaining with him. conditions of America's "ill-clad. Ill- f in oi mMS.ej • y •,Il10rnm.g years of age and a Bi8 Four rai,- his ™>ther. Mrs. Ella Whalen. is 75 Bread SOFT TWIST a 24 slices 8c to Mrs. Wood. Besides the husband, ter was $5,497,881. housed, and ill-paid third." Irene Lindahl were home from Kal- Fred Klett, well known Keeler farm- Joseph E. Betchek, deputy county Thursday and Friday, August 12-13 Double Feature • at 10.30. Noted singers will assist, way conductor for the ast 42 years years old. amazoo over the week-end. er, Mrs. Klett is survived by three clerk, reports that there were 81 In Pennslyvania a New Deal lead- Benton Harbor Teacher Is Touring Miss Lorraine Surman, of Chica-jand who ran the last passenger T|ie Heath of Whalen hrinpq tho a 6 boxes r e t d Birdseye Matches . • • • 25c Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Biase, of Wash- sons, Lyle and Lawrence, of South new cases filed in the Berrien cir- "GO GETTER" -^VL o JIS " er, Governor Earle, was successful Europe on Bicycle go spent the week-end with her train out of Benton Harbor when tota of automoS deaths In Be ington, D. C., are spending a week cuit court during the month of July. In obtaining the passage of a "Little ant at Beechwood Pomt Paw Paw service was discontinued on that S cou"^ to a totaf « 24 oz. Haven, and Ray Klett, of Tampa, La ke and of 24 up to with the William Weber families at Of this number, 24 were new law Wagner act" that closely resembled Max E. Fuller, dramatics coach Q ' .^lowing tne Sunday branch three years ago. retired from July 30. 11)37 Yukion Ciub Ginger Ale • * bottles 25c Florida; two daghters, Mrs. Clyde was JO,ned by Bainbridge. Case and Mrs. Vernon Arent, both of cases and 56 were chancery cases. And "Hotel Haywir'e" WATERVLIET the national labor act in granting and speech Instructor at the Benton . relatives who service last Saturday afternoon ' many privileges to labor without the uj-u —1—1 ...u. left for a motor trip to California. when he ran his last train from Calo D09 and Cat Food • • 3 cans 25c Mrs. Mayme Smith is visiting her Benton Harbor, and a sister. Dr. During last month Circuit Judge Harbor high school, who Is on a bi- PRESIDENT OF LAWRENCE granddaughter, Mrs. Timmons, of Nora R. Brown, of Waterville, Maine. Evans handled 19 criminal cases, 16 I DAY ONLY price of legal responsibilities. As cycle tour through England, France, A delicious dinner-social was en- Louisville. Ky., into Anderson. Ind. law cases, and 89 chancery cases. Earle has been mentioned promin- Belgium, Germany and Switzerland, joyed by over 160 people at the He will make his home in Benton HOME STATE BANK • • 3 for Dowagiac. The final rites were conducted by Candy Bars and Gum . . 10c During the month there were 41 AUG. 11 ently with Murphy as a 1940 presi- writes to friends that he has now church hall in Watervliet August 26. Harbor. Mrs. Roy Butzbach has returned the Rev. Olive Knapp, of Hopkins, WEDNESDAY DIED AT KALAMAZOO dential possibility, if Murphy was A six-course chicken dinner was n . T OR KEUOSS'S home from Lansing where she at- former pastor of the Keeler church, divorce decrees Issued. cycled from Liverpool down to Lon- L Interested at all in Earle's labor served, and the hall was attractively Post Toasties CORN FLAKES 10c tended the women's extension of which deceased had long been a don. then along the south coast to Franklyn Graves, a fireman aboard Mortimer S. Fuller. 71, president ... r. position, he had no choice but to Land's End and is now on his way decorated for the occasion with bas- course. member, and burial was in the Keel- Pulp Boats Arrive in South Haven New State Theatre o{ the Steamer Roosevelt, died of of the Home State Bank at Law- William Bellinger, of St. Peters- ON ATHLETIC FIELD make another move in the political along the North Cornish coast. He flowers and foliage. All the heart attack short er cemetery. MICHIGAN'S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN THEATRE ladies Who aiKictPH urprV hT ly before the rence. died Thursday morning, July burg, Florida, is visiting at the home Nine hundred and forty-two tons chess game. says that he is able to go about 60;' teamer rcached the St Jose h har 29 B rR0 s hos ital serving 0° the manv cLoSmen^ ^ ' P - ' " * P - Kalamazoo, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wendzel. of wood pulp and 25 tons of cod liver W. R. WOODWARD, Mgr. PHONE 17. HARTFORD miles a day without getting too ... . bor 0n Monday afternoon Thc rc where he had bccn a ati oil were unloaded at the South Hav- tired. Sherman Wilson, speech pro-1 which thothossee whwhoo attendeattendSTd thce Tunfuncc- - P ent three The Butzbach family reunion was Lewis Bros. Circus Coming tion had to bestow The riinnnr ma,ns wero put in charge of J M- wecks- suffering from peritonitis, held at Indian Lake last Sunday, en Terminal Company docks Sunday fessor at Wayne university, Detroit, steward thc boat An THURS. A FRL, AUG. 5-6 — 2 DeLuxe Features — PRICE 10 A 25c Issue for 1938?— lacked nothing to attract nlease and ^ - emergency operation on Wednes- about 60 people attending. Pot-luck To Watervliet August 11 from the steamship Vigor of Norway. is accompanying him on the inter- «tUfv -In ihn Imn fo ^ived in port, when thc body was day failed to save his life. dinner was served at 1:00 p. m., after At one o'clock Monday morning the Because Michigan Republican esting trip. "Pick A Star" "Call It A Day" Kcrlikowsko funor Fullor h ad r ide 1 which games were played and con- steamer Soreldock, from Canada, state senators twice refused to Among those^ who were registered ^^oml - „ h J"*" P f " f "Lewis Bros." Big 3-Ring Circus With Patsy Kelly. Jack Haley With mC tests held. Prizes were given away docked with 812 tons of wood pulp change their attitude. Murphy may for the after dinner party were Mr. - u PEACHES and Menagerie comes to Watervliet, and the middle of the week brought and Laurel A Hardy Olivia De Haviland m&CGERm Decatur Child Playing With Matches and Mrs. J. H. Brennan. Mr. and ^rn Jr, r\ res,ded on a 1®J- seize upon this as an issue for the to the winners. Eldon Butzbach, of Wednesday, August 11, not as an M the steamer Botne to the South Hav- — NEWS — 1938 contest when he is expected to Mrs. M. J Hennes. Mary, Margaret rs. Alice Gridley, 85 years of f.-,, north of the Peaches and cream, peach cake or just peaches Benton Harbor, was re-elected presi- unknown quantity but a tried and WTKRTHAH Sets Fire age di d 3 , a ce fam d dent, and Mrs. Howard Schaus, of en port. Much of the wood pulp run for re-election as governor. For and Bud Hennes. Mr. and Mrs. L. ' e July 31. 1937. at the home 'in™'. * 1°"' . ^ ^ »ts out of the hand ... No matter how you pre- proven organization of real merit— brought by these foreign boats is SAT., AUG. 7 (One Day Only) - Double Feature — 10 & 25c EveReEfml Alene, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. Thomasma and daughter of Benton,of her daughter. Mrs. Belle Chap-' L-n^fn .orchards- -.He Bainbridge, was re-elected secretary If Murphy is to continue as a con- el in a > whose motto is "give the people and Mrs. Art Cregan, ~of Hamilton Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ford of P Benton Harbor, after a resi- n .^ . ^ ^ ^ fer them these Elberfa freestones are a delight. and treasurer. New committees were trucked to Watervliet where It Is tender for the White House, he must d 1 s a (l their money's worth and even township. Van Buren county, while Benton Harbor. Mrs. D. J. Sullivan ence of 53 years in that city. Be- !?„ , P .. Samed the title of y also appointed. used by the Watervliet Paper Com- "Charlie Chan At The "Dragerman Courage" have an overwhelming victory In more." playing alone with matches, set a Mr. and Mrs. James Buckley Miss sides fhe daughter. Mrs. Gridley is £. KinR-. Mrs. Herman Barchett was taken pany In the manufacture of fine With 1938. Next year's campaign thus Phyllis Stanwick, featured in her Olympics" straw stack afire at the farm home Joan and Miss Patricia Buckley•" , , survive• d. .b y a sister. . , two ...half-sister. s H. e „ is survive. . . d by his wife. May, to Mercy hospital at Benton Harbor grade paper. lean Muir and Barton McLane becomes a prelude to 1940. Of ut aerial novelty act with Lewis Bros. With Warner Oland of her parents. The stack, compris- | Margo Davoreau, Catherine Dineen and a half-brother. Funeral services £,"5? stop-daiightei Miss Betty Tuesday to undergo an operation tor course, the whole picture could be Three-Ring Circus, is a coming star Chapter No. 5 * DICK TRACY" mg about 20 loads, was entirely F. J. Hamill, Mrs. T. Henshaw, Thos. were held Tuesday afternoon: inter- Tillapaugh. now trave Ing in Europe, 4 ">•• 25c changed drastically if Murphy ac- Also a the removal of an inward goitre. in the circus firmament. Despite Niles Worker Drowned consumed, and a manure spreader ment in Crystal Springs cemetery.! pother. Frank Fuller, for- Mr. and Mrs. August Bahm and cepts a position in Roosevelt's cabi- and Mrs. Fitzgibbons, Mrs. Thomas, her youth, Mickey—as the pretty SUNDAY A MONDAY., AUG. 8-9 — PRICE 10 A 25c standing near was destroyed. It was | mer bank cashier at Lawrence. son, Julius, of Kalamazoo, and Rein- William Calvet, 51 years old, em- net, foregoing the 1938 hurdle. Mrs. Harry Graver and Ann and Seedless Grapes . • . S lbs. S5c young lady is affectionately called ployed on a repair job at the French ConUnuous on Sunday Starting 2 O'clock only with a favorable wind and the Mae. members of the John Bowman old Bahm called on Mr. and Mrs. by every one on the circus lot—is an Like Woodrow Wilson's campaign assistance of neighbors that the You're likely to get into all kinds A good haul was made by robbers paper mill at Niles, met his death by family. Grandma Hauprich, Miss of trouble on your vacation. Find at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Henry Bahm, of Bainbridge, last accomplished aerial performer and MARX BROTHERS and ALLAN JONES In slogan, "He kept us out of war," barn and other buildings were saved. drowning In the St. Joseph river Mary Gavin of Lakewood Point, out why in the American Weekly. Erickson at Harbert when they en- Bartlett Pears 3 lbs. 25c Tuesday afternoon. combines skilled daring with youth- Murphy has one ready to pull out Fred Rodewald has moved his Tuesday morning when he slipped of his hat: "He settled the strikes Leore Gerard and two niecc^, Mrs. the magazine distributed with next tered the home during the absence of ful grace and charm, one of the "A DAT AT THE RACES" house to the west and is planning to from the dam on which he was without loss of one life." Scarehead Catherine McGrath and daughter, Sunday s Chicago HERALD AND the owners and took jewelry and prettiest pictures ever seen in a CHILDREN IN COURT Melons HONEYDEWS, 12'$ . each 17c erect a modern new home at the working. His death makes the 13th — NEWS AND CARTOON — banners from newspapers in Illinois Mrs. Frank Eagan and Miss Eagan EXAMINER.—Adv. ! cash in excess of $135.00. circus ring. drowning in Berrien county waters and Ohio will be displayed to prove of Forest Beach, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. place where the old one was locat- Lewis Bros. Circus will exhibit at TUES. A WED., AUG. lt-11 — Double Feature — PRICE 10 A 25c BS this year. the point. (By Judge Malcolm Hatfield) Monroe. Miss Olga Baiers. Mr. and Tomatoes OUTDOOR GROWN 2 I - 15c ed. Watervliet for one day only, Wed- Mrs. H. Hutchins and Andrew, J. H. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Joham, of nesday, August 11, and will give Kiddies get your Courtesy Tickets Another Dawn "She Had To Eat" More and more it becomes clear The tragedy of a boy with too Sadowski and Roy Demars of Wa- Benton Harbor, were guests of Mr. two performances, starting at 2 and and attend the Lewis Bros, big three- With With that Murphy's decisions on state much idle time on his hands was re- tervliet. Honors were awarded to and Mrs. Adolph Jannert Sunday. 8 p. m. The admission prices are ring circus coming to Watervliet next Kay Francis and Errol Flynn Rochelle Hudson, Jack Haley legislative matters should be Inter- vealed in court when a college Edward W. Doddington of St. Jo- Mr. and Mrs. B. Krieger and fam- se very low, in accordance with the week. Ask for them at the stores. preted In the light of 1940. Even freshman was convicted of a reck-l Ph. Mrs. Henshaw, of Paw Paw ily, and Mr. and Mrs. Ryneson vis- passage of a civil service bill would times, and the visitors are promised Save 10 cents on admmlsslon price. Use Hartford's New Parking Lot (In Rear of Theatre) When Shop- less driving charge in which several Lake, and Ann Graver, R.F.D. Co- Notice to Fruit Shippers ited with Mrs. Lizzie Stevens of be immediately followed—unless our much more than their money's ning or Attending Theatre. New Public Rest Rooms Just Completed persons were injured. ; loma. Pipestone township, Sunday. guess is badly wrong—by speaking worth. Some ten or twelve years ago the Miss Sue Gallagher of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Cortright of Kendrick Klnyon Is working at engagements of Governor Murph> A great number of thrilling aerial son of the late Calvin Coolidge was; spent the past week at lakes in this Benton Harbor, have returned home the O. D. Price grocery and market. Tracks Leave Daily ExceptSaturday and acrobatic novelty acts are feat- in other states. approached at his work in a tobacco vicinity. from their vacation trip to the East. ured on the program, but the great- They visited New York, Washington shed by a young man who casually, Many thanks to the young ladies for Chicago markets from Coloma; receiving station est special attraction without doubt remarked. Believe me, if I had a who assisted at the church dinner SMOKED HAM and other large cities, and also part is the personal appearance of Tom Good Crops, Good Times- car and my father was President of Thursday of last week. Among them back of Kotler Sanitarium. We also pick up at the of Canada. Cooper, western film star, and his John Wolf, of Chicago, is spend- the United States you wouldn t catch | Were: Miss Frances Salay and cou- farm. EE SUGAR CURED— company of Hollywood roughriders Better times are ahead for Michi- me doing this kind of work j Mary Salay; Frances Thomas; ing a week with the Krugman and gan armers, according to the state s n who will appear at each perform- Young Coolidge is reported to have Shirley Klodzonski and her sister, |j WHOLE or the Demske families as well as vis- department of agriculture. — EVERY PACKAGE INSURED — ance in the big top. looked up and replied, 'You would if, Miss Loretta: Lorraine Alexander. = SHANK HALF lb. 29c iting other friends and relatives. A well-rounded two-hour per- Prospects of a good wheat crop Myron Nichols made a business Calvin Coolidge was your father." sherla O'Kane. Elsia Fia. of R.F.D. formance is given twice and are the best since 1898, and the If there were more parents like the Hartford: Frances Garner, of Hart- trip to South Bend Tuesday. acreage Is the largest since 1922. The there will be nothing missing that late President we would have fewer ford: Dorothy Scheid. Harriet Mc- BY THE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krugman at- potato crop will be the fifth largest Claude Hathaway M Bacon CANADIAN STYLE PIECE lb. 29c goes to make a circus day a popular boys with high powered automobiles Mannie of Ladysmith. Wis., who is tended the 77th annual session of the holiday with young and old. An in history. Frequent rains and mod- a e n a C0Unts 6 Methodist camp meeting which is be- fD?.l i!!. ^! f®_ f. f "® spending the summer in Water-' PHONE 131, COLOMA, MICHIGAN array of real circus stars are to be erate temperatures have produced excitement and thrills on heavily vliet. Also to the Tenney family,! SHOULDER'CUTS ib. ing held at Crystal Springs, from splendid fruit yields. Veal Roast 19c present with a program of circus congested highways. of Hartford, for flowers. July 30 to August 8th. The camp features, seen only with the biggest Here are the percentage increases meeting opened last Friday with a aggregations of this kind. Especially Summer Time for 1937 In comparison with last The Madams Graver. Fitzgibbons, Haddock Fillets . . . . 2 ibs. 25c public service at which the Rev. A. strong with this circus are also the P C T. Cartland, of Climax, preached the ^ per ceTp. ™s 4 5 pT'cen^^ ' j T^Boo'T" ^ funny men, the clowns, and a score Pa ac sliced, 1/2 Ib. sermon. The speakers on Saturday or more of them will make you ries, 24 per cent; grapes, 65 per cent. . . ! l e iJist week, wish to thank all = — Luncheon Meat. • 9c PRESENTING were the Rev. E. E. Price of Con- laugh as you never laughed before ALL BRAND The cherry crop is the largest on "Religious teaching is necessary if who assisted in the marvelous pro- = Under U. S. Government Supervision sliced, I/2 Ib. stantine, the Rev. C. B. Hahn, of and chase the blues away. They A MULTITUDE OF AMAZ- record, and consumer prices are our young people are to contribute gram which they carried out and E Cooked Corn Beef 12c Gobies, and the Rev, D. L. Reedy of ING NEW FEATURES. NEW ACTS going to be high. their full measure to the happiness made the afternoon such a memor- 5 will see to It that there Is something and a Cassopolis. Sunday August 1st, the doing every minute of the perform- At a time when all food prices are stability of the community when ble event. Prizes were awarded to = HUNDREDS OF a Ground Beef CHOPPED 2 lbs. 29c people had the pleasure of hearing ance. AN ARMY OF considerably above those of one year 1 fhey re called upon to accept Its re- i Mrs. J. Meisebach, Mrs. John Bow- S the Rev. William Dye, missionary CIRCUS CHAMPIONS FUNNY CLOWNS ago, Michigan's harvest augurs well sponsibilities," says J. Edgar Hoover, man, Mrs. John Burns, Mrs. Lillian = from India, who spoke on the sub- for happier days on the farm. And Director of the Federal Board of In- Newton. Mrs. John Ryan of Coloma S ject "India, Old and New." The eve- World Scout Jamboree FIX-UP Time TWO COMPLETE 1 Afl IPTC ELEPHANTS, when the farmer has money in his vestigation. , Mrs. Mary and John Finan. Ralph S Your Record Counts ning service was devoted to a Pas- PBRFOR MANGES IWU HVIO LIONS, PONIBS. pocket, Michigan's Main Street hums! Wells, Walter Gallici, Mrs. Mary W. S sion Play, stereopticon, by Dr. P. Opens In Holland DAILY—2 « 8 P M. DOOS ACROBATS AND AMUSING with prosperity. «_... . r. v 4 Harris of Chicago. Miss Peggy Mc- E Porch Repairs Combination Doors Porch Sash HMassachusetts tells us that Detroit Sunday Times, dis- Murphy, Mrs. Conner. Mrs. Teresa = what we expect to be judged by. guest speaker. Thursday night was July 31, and will close August 9. America's, crop prospects are the fa^" h Shehan and Miss Murray- The door = "Amateur Night," and a musical 25,000 Scouts are In attendance. The Everything for farm, town or cottage home. best in ten years while our purchas- spired fast which lasted 51 days, prizes were donated and the com- = Continuous service, unintermpted by any finan- and explains there Is evidence you treat was enjoyed by all. A special meeting was opened by Queen Wll- ing power is the highest since 1929. mittee wishes to thank the donors. = can possibly cheat your stomach for cial storm, is the record upon which we stand helmlna of the Netherlands. Adjournment of congress would give Mrs. Catherine Canlon. of St. Peters- E feature of Friday, August 6, will be four months and still live.—Adv. a pageant, entitled "The Old Ship business a much-needed "breathing burg, Fla., and Mrs. Harry Meisen- E and upon which we invite your banking patron- Genuine bach also received awards. E Zion," presented by the Rev. Wil- Ketcham To Speak At Casco Home- spell," he says. age. liams and members of the A. M. E. coming. DREWRYS In Michigan labor trouble cur- Visiting Sunday at Watervliet E church at Benton Harbor. The clos- tailed sales last spring, but there were the D. Horan family, Mrs. J. E FOR THE BEST NAMES ing address on Sunday, August 8th, Former Congressman John C. appears to be every indication that Hozian, the John Gerry family, E Our service is yours, and we invite your patron- Ketcham, of Hastings, will be the $1000M — to the peaoA who tnjffifi die best foe the will be that by Dr. Stewart G. Cole LAGER V - BEER Industrial wage increases will swell Thomas Ferry of Eau Claire. D. Mc- E age. on the topic "When Young and Old principal speaker at the annual SHINGLES - ROOFINGS farm spending for a period of good Carty at Rowen's cottage, J. Sharp E new monthly mignine which wt will dntribote dais &IL What's Grow Up Together." At 7:30 In the home coming at Casco, near South times during the last quarter of the' of Gary. Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Harry = more —60 xUidootl penes of |23.00 neb for the oes bat evening a colorful pageant will be Haven, Saturday, August 7. A pro- Brewed by Hie HON-at year. Utrup. Eau Claire, and the Graver E gram will follow a dinner at noon, names. Better come to sad see o«u menegcr—he win fjbAf given. Brewers or the If you doubt it, scan these Bab- family at the Cross cottage, Coloma. E Mr. and Mrs. Perly Nye, of Royal- at the East Casco United Brethren worid-Famous thepiiccof son statistics: Coloma visitors were: Mrs. Wm. E give 70a til the detstk. ton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. My- church. On a national scale farm income McCarthy, Joseph Carey, D. Mc- E first National Bank, ron Nichols last Tuesday. With DREWRYS ALE oidiMaku Beehi! is $12,000,000 per week higher than Quillan, Mrs. Stafford at Little Paw E them was Mrs. Nye's sister, Mrs. it was one year ago. Wage-workers Paw Lake. Vera Brennan and the = "The Bank of the People" John L. Gorman, a Pere Marquette | Dl'TH HI ND Lydia Hall, of Canada. railway conductor, died In Grand are getting $70,000,000 weekly more John Drumm family at Berkey's E WATERVLIET, Midi I(;AN. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Baiers vis- Rapids -last Monday as the result of I in pay than they did last year at cottages. Marion Burns at the Burns E ited with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jan- a skull fracture received when he To Repair the Lake Cottage Drewrys Lager Beer is distributed In this territory by this time. Even the dividend checks nert Sunday evening. fainted and fell down the concrete of investors are $10,000,000 higher daughter Veronfca. ^o'n.^General ^""'""""""""1'IIHIIimilllliilillllllillllllllllllllllllHimillllllllllllllllllllimilllg steps at his home in that city. He Screens, Screen Doors, Siding, Boat Lumber, Roof Coating, Paints, Enamels, FRUIT BELT BEVERAGE COMPANY per week, while vacationers art- Srader. Miss Eleanor Brennan. the ——— ——• P&P FOOD STOR€S spending another $20,000,000 per Andrew Gray family, Mrs. Andy ^v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.;.^ " had suffered a basal skull fracture] V V Mundt Reunion at Hays Park Sunday In the derailment of a locomotive I Fence Materiad, Foundation Materials, Wall Boards, Insulation Materials, Phone St. Joseph 4726-F11 Stevensvllle, Mich. week. Grady. C. Powers, Earl Thompson. ;v'" "' ^ H. L. Ballour, Manager Watervliet Store and 24 cars at Michigan City last Increased retail sales will result C. Duche, J. Burge of the sheriff's :$ The Mundt family reunion will be March and had not recovered from I in more orders to factories, more department. Chicago, Paul and Alice -i;: WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF | held Sunday, August 8, at Hays the injury. He had been employed! Builders' Hardware—all at one store. jobs and more wages. T. Tynan. Chicago. , g: Park, Watervliet. There are about In the forecasts of bumper crops NEW IMPROVED PIERCE & WILLIAMS ORDER FOR PUBLICATION— by the railway for 27 years. Andrew Grady and family, of § account and hearing said petition; 100 members in the association, of in Michigan and general better Chicago, who have been spending *1 Final Administration Account It is Further Ordered, That public which William Mundt, of Millburg, times throughout the country, pro- MEAT the past two weeks at Fairview £ CITY TAX NOTICE State of Michigan, notice thereof be given by publica- is secretary. A basket dinner will When at Michigan's Capital gressive retailers should find inspir- Beach, returned to Chicago Monday. £; The Probate Court for the County tion of a copy of this order, for three be served at noon. ation to plan aggressive sales cam- Notice Is hereby given that I will Dr. and Mrs. J. Ryan, of Chicago, ijij of Berrien. successive weeks previous to said paigns. Main street centers that LEADS Fruit Packages be at the First National Bank I are occupying the Margaret cottage At a session, of said Court, held at day of hearing, in the Watervliet have lagged behind the procession ZION EVANGELICIAL CHURCH Saturday, August 7, Saturday, Aug- Stop At at Fairview Beach for two weeks. the Probate Office in the City of St. Record, a newspaper printed and Rosenberg & Forbes in recent years will have an unusual IN THE QUALITY ust 14, and Frid»y, August 20, for Joseph in said County, on the 2nd circulated in said county. R«v. G. Raduchel, Pastor. opportunity this fall to effect a The Tuesday afternoon social next the purpose of receiving taxes as- week will be at the Berkey Villa. S We Have On Hand A Full Line Of day of August A. D. 1937. (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD comeback and regain lost trade. It Sunday school—9:45 a. m. sessed on the city tax roll. After OF SATISFYING Coloma side of the lako. The Au- •* Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, A true copy. Judge of Probate. August 21st an extra percent wlll| is reasonable to expect that com-1 Preaching and worship—10:45. munity cooperative efforts will be gust 17th social will be at the Mari- -x Judge of Predate. ELSIE KRAJCI, Prayer meeting Tuesday evening be added. The Roosevelt Hotel • • • In the Matttr of the Estate of renewed on a larger scale than evei zano Bay View district. The public £: Poultry Supplies Register of Probate. at 8 o'clock. B. D. DWIGGINS, Company before. is invited to attend these parties, -"i:: John P. Geisler, Deceased. E. L. C. E. and Bible study every Leora Geisler having filed in City Treasurer. Games for men. women and children Wheat Yield Reported Satisfactory Sunday evening at 7:30. AND EQUIPMENT said court her final administration Lansing, Michigan of school age will be arranged and S WATERVLIET - MILLBURG - RIVERSIDE - BENTON HARBOR Harris & Alfing favors and prizes will be awarded. account, and her petition praying W. H. Long, residing south of Bu- John Matrau Is driving a Plymouth { Lewis Moore, the colored man for the allowance thereof and for chanan, reports a yield of 190 bushels automobile. PHONES AT ALL YARDS DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE whose car struck and killed Joseph the assignment and distribution of of wheat from his four acres, making ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL Fire Proof and Modern—One Block Kopper of Chicago in Coloma on The use of papyrus paper in olden i* the residue of said estate, an average of 47y. bushels per acre. CHURCH The ocean steamship, Normandle, Monday evening of last week, was Groceries & Meats times was brought to an end by the £ set a new east-west mark Sunday arrested and assessed a fine of $1.00 It is Ordered, That the 30th day The wheat yield in Berrien county Rev. Carl Hartwir, Pastor. Where your building dollar goes farther. From the Capitol introduction of Chinese linen paper. £: Watervliet Milling Co. 1 of August A. D. 1937, at ten o'clock In general is reported to be very night by completing the 2906 mile and costs by Justice Clarence Butler PHONE 28 i There will be no voyage from England to New York on a charge of driving a car without in the forenoon, at said probate satisfactory. The quality is good Sunday school Helium is a substance that ananda no In three days, twenty-three hours and an operator's license. has | PHONE 4 FREE DELIVERY 1 offfice, be and is hereby appointed but some farmers report a small' church services at our Watervliet, Michigan never been frozen. two minuaes. for examining and allowing said amount of wheat shriveled by rust, church during the month of August. fi ! Watervliet Record, Watervliet Mich.. August 6, 1937

STATE OF MICHIGAN (First Publication July 16, 1937) NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE | NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., August 6, 1937 COLOMA NEWS In the Circuit Court for the Coun MORTGAGE SALE Defaults having been made (and Defaults having been made (and WATERVLIET RECORD 27,000 Delinquent ty of Berrien, In Chancery. such defaults having continued for such defaults having continued for By failure to pay at maturity the more than ninety days) In the con- more than ninety days) In the con- BUSINESS LOCALS CHURCH AND CORRESPONDENCE B. F. CASE & SON, Pubs. (From The Coloma Courier) ORDER FOR APPEARANCE principal secured by mortgage dated ditions of a certain mortgage made ditions of a certain mortgage made TO BE A FEATURE OF LEWIS BROS. CIRCUS Children In State September 13, 1930, made by Ida L. by Jessie A. Paine of the Township by Adelbert Voorhees and Nettie Cbeatrc news Watervliet. Michigan Miss Leah Arent, daughter of Mr. COLOMA FRUIT EXCHANGE, a Potted plants for all occasions, also and Mrs. Frank Arent, who gradu- Williams to Adam Herman, record- of St. Joseph, Berrien County, Mich- Voorhees, husband and wife, of the SOCIETY NOTES Geneva, 111., August 1, 1937. co-operative profit-sharing corpor- ed September 16, 1930, in Liber 167 igan, to HOME OWNERS' LOAN City of Buchanan, Berrien County, eut Oowers and funeral work to order. ated from the Coloma high school ation, existing under and by virtue I deliver. OTTO H ING ST, Evergreen "CAPT. COURAGEOUS" IS BIG Editor of The Record: in the class of 1936, and was given Of Michigan Says of Mortgages on page 331 In the CORPORATION, a Corporation or- Michigan, to HOME OWNERS' of the laws of the State of Michigan, Gardens, Phono 80F21. Coloma. tf In reading Matie L. Smith's letter $1.50 |MT Year In Advance a position as stenographer in the office of the Register of Deeds of ganized under the laws of the United LOAN CORPORATION, a Corpora- PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL LOMA THEATRE ATTRACTION Plaintiff, vs. I was much interested in what she capitol at Lansing, Mich., has been Berrien County, Michigan, which States of America, dated May 29, tion organized under the laws of the CHURCH said about Unitarianism. A few honored by being promoted to the 11. of M. Professor SAMUEL R. FILKIN, CURTIS mortgage was on November 16, 1934, and recorded in the office of United States of America, dated If you have upholstering that you Will be Shown Next Sunday, Mon- years ago when I first learned that Entered nt the Postofflce nt Wutervllet, position of private secretary for the BOUGHTON, LESLIE L. PRICE. 1935, assigned to Alice Weber by the Register of Deeds for Berrien August 18, 1934, and recorded in the want done, let me have it now. I have Rev. J. D. Perrin, Pastor. Mlohignu, as seeond class matter. CHICAGO & MICHIGAN LAKE said Adam Herman by assignment County, Michigan, on June 19, 1934, office of the Register of Deeds for day and Tuesday—Other Good Unitarians were so named because chief of the bureau of investigation. •amples from $1.00 up. The physical universe has much (By Judge Malcolm Hatfield) SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY, ED- recorded in the office of said Regis- in Liber 183 of Mortgages, on Page Berrien County, Michigan, on Aug- Shows Booked. they believed In the unit—one God— Mr. and Mrs. S. L. McDaniels and D. A. ALBRIGHT. T to say to man, very much indeed. Professor Lowell Julllard Carr of WARD RUSS, MARY SCHMUHL, ter of Deeds in Liber 10 of Assign- 397, and said mortgagee having ust 31, 1934, in Liber 188 of Mort- and that they also denied everlast- daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. The psalmist was a student and the University of Michigan states that MYRTLE STANLEY, LIZZIE AR- ments of Mortgages on page 271 on elected under the terms of said gages, on Page 245, and said mort- "Capt. Courageous" will be shown ing punishment, I thought that they Jessie Cribbs at Petoskey, Mich. ENT, EVA SCHMUHL, ROBERT November 18, 1935, and thereafter gagee having elected under the CUT FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORAL stood in an attitude of wonder as he for three days starting next Sunday must be a very Intelligent class of his survey reveals that Michigan has mortgage to declare the entire WORK Mrs. Cribbs taught In the Coloma KIBLER and MARIE C. KIBLER, was by said Alice Weber assigned terms of said mortgage to declare contemplated the high hills, the at the Loma Theatre. This Is Kip- people. schools two years ago, resigning at least 27,000 children from five to principal and accrued interest there- husband and wife, BERRIEN COUN- to Jean Stratton by assignment the entire principal and accrued in- T. R. SHANE, Florist, water courses, and the far-reaching ling's immortal sea saga, the world's Since I have been here In Gen- here to teach in the schools at Gay- seventeen years of age, who are po- on due, which election it does hereby TY FRUIT ASSOCIATION, COLO- dated July 10, 1936, recorded In the terest thereon due, which election it tf Phone Watervliet 85F3. plains. Raising his eyes still higher greatest story teller's mightiest eva, 111., I have learned more about lord, Mich., where she will return tential problems and need Immediate exercise, pursuant to which there is One Flag For AU MA OIL COMPANY, a Michigan office of said Register of Deeds In does hereby exercise, pursuant to he beheld the numberless lights drama of Iron men on wooden their belief. I could never be a this fall. This summer Mrs. Cribbs constructive training. He estimates claimed to be due and unpaid on corporation, THEISEN - CLEMENS Liber 10 of Assignments of Mort- said mortgage at the date of this which there is claimed to be due SCAVENGER WORK—Garbage col- which God hangs at eventide in the ships, a four-star picture with Fred- Unitarian. is attending the summer school at that from two to nine percent of the COMPANY, a Michigan corpora- gages on page 346 on July 10, 1937, notice for principal and interest and and unpaid on said mortgage at the lection, hauling ashes and rubbish blue above. Everything within the die Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy, They believe in God, but they do Ann Arbor to secure her master's school population is delinquent and tion, THE STATE BANK OF CO- such mortgage is in default and such advancements for insurance the sum date of this notice for principal and of all kinds in Watervliet City and range of his vision spoke to him in Lionel Barrymore and Melvyn not believe In the divinity of Jesus. degree. adds that the agricultural counties FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1937 have a per capita juvenile rate which LOMA, CLARISSA GILSON, STE- default having continued for more of nine thousand eighty-four dollars interest and advancements for In- all points at Paw Paw Lake. Prompt meaningful terms. Douglas. That leaves them without a correct Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Steinke of is nearly half as high as that found PHEN R. GILSON, WILLIAM than thirty days after such maturity and seventy cents ($9,084.70) and nc surance the sum of eight hundred service at a resaonable price. See Next Sunday morning during the On Wednesday only, "The Last understanding of God. I deny that Train From Madrid," a Paramount Coloma observed their 25th wed- in the thickly populated cities of the CORNWELL, MOSES PETTINGILL there is claimed to be due and pay- suit or proceeding at law or In ten dollars and five cents ($810.05) FRANK ENDERS, or phone Water- worship hour the pastor will bring Jesus was God, but I believe that ding anniversary on Sunday after- picture with Karen Morley, Lionel He was divine. state. and wife, EUNICE A. H. PETTIN- able at this date for principal six equity having been instituted to and no suit or proceeding at law or vliet 37-J. tf a message on the .subject, "Signifi- noon, July 25th. A three-course GIL, COLOMA CANNING COM- hundred dollars and for Interest Atwill and Lew Syers. Blood stains They put up an argument to up- Another startling discovery was recover the debt secured by said in equity having been instituted to cance of Mountain Ranges, and the OLDHMENEWSNOTES dinner was served to 35 relatives and PANY, a Michigan corporation, forty-five and 39/100 dollars, ag- Valley." Special music under the the streets as brother battles broth- hold their belief, but It seems to me revealed last week by a minister who mortgage or any part thereof; recover the debt secured by said FOR SALE— Or exchange for Wa- friends The oldest person present GREAT LAKES FRUIT INDUS- gregating six hundred forty-five and direction of Mr. Beverly, with Mrs. er for the one chance of freedom. to be a very poor argument. The returned from a visit to the Scandi- NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of mortgage or any part thereof; was Mother Johann Steinke, 82 TRIES, INCORPORATED, a corpor- 39/100 dollars, now due and no pro- tervliet city property, two farms, Nelson at the organ. Thursday and Friday's double feat- teachings of Jesus have been proved navian countries. He stated that Nor- the power of sale contained In said NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of years old, and the next was Mother ation, UNITED STATES OF AMER- ceedings at law having been Insti- one ten acres, one 40 acres, or both 10 a. m., Sunday school. ure will be "The Go-getter," with true by demonstration and It is THIRTY-NINE YEARS AGO way, Denmark, and Sweden have no mortgage and pursuant to the Stat- thc power of sale contained In said Ko.rt, 73 years years old. A large ICA. LAWRENCE WAREHOUSE tuted for recovery of the same or together. Also pasture to let. George Brent and Anita Louise, and through these teachings that we are juvenile delinquency laws as child utes of the State of Michigan In such mortgage and pursuant to the Stat- From Record of August 5, 1898. wedding cake adorned the center of CORPORATION, a corporation, and any part thereof: by virtue of the S. D. LAVELY, North Watervlet. the comedy drama, "Hotel Hay- able to get the right Idea of God. crime does not exist there. When case made and provided, NOTICE utes of thc State of Michigan in tf. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH the table. The cake was brought the unknown wives, heirs, legatees, power of sale contained therein, said wire," with Mary Carlisle. According to English history this asked to explain the reasons for this IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Mon- such case made and provided, D. C. Johnson has the site for his from Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. Kin- devisees, and assigns or successors of mortgage will be foreclosed and the Rev. Grant L. Jordan, Pastor On Saturday of next week the denomination has been carrying on he stated that parents in these coun- day, August 16, 1937, at ten o'clock NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that new house staked out. ast, who were present with their each thereof. If any. Defendants. real estate so mortgaged sold at the FOR SALE—2 acres of land on Loma will show "Time Out For ever since Cromwell's time. Yet tries are so alert to their duties and forenoon. Eastern Standard Time, at on Monday, August 23, 1937, at ten Visitors, Strangers, Friends Welcome Will Abel has gone to South Bend son William and daughter Alice, front door of the Court House in Huntoon avenue, one block from Romance," with Claire Trevor and they have only 376 active churches responsibilities that no juvenile laws In this cause it appearing from the west front door of the Court o'clock forenoon. Eastern Standard to work for Frank Becht. formerly of Watervliet. Many beau- the City of St. Joseph, Berrien House In the City of St. Joseph, Paw Paw Lake. Good orchard of Michael Whalen, and the feature in the United States, with 127,320 or courts are required. When this is affidavit on file, that plaintiffs have Time, at the west front door of the Morning worship, 11 a. m. Special Irving Holland, of the Thirty- tiful gifts were received by the County, Michigan, at ten o'clock In apples, pears and plums. CARL "Racketeers in Exile," with George members. This Is a very thin fol- compared to the 44,000 crimes that made diligent search, and Inquiry County of Berrien, State of Michi- Court House in the City of St. music will be furnished, including First Michigan, has been promoted honored couple. Rev. Schmidt gave the forenoon. Eastern Standard ANDERSON, 5103 N. Drake Ave., Bancroft and Evelyn Venable. lowing for such an old denomina- were committed last year In 18 to ascertain the whereabouts of the gan (that being the place of holding Joseph, County of Berrien, Michi- the following numbers: Prelude a short address. Time, on Monday, October 11, 1937, Chicago, 111. 8-6p tion. Of course, we must respect the to corporal. cities of Michigan, it can be seen at parties named as defendants In said Circuit Court In said County) said gan (that being thc place of holding "Ave Maria," Bach-Gounod—violin to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage will be foreclosed by a beliefs of other persons. The day Almiron Cook has moved into G. Many friends gathered at the spa- a glance that we should follow the bill, and whether living or dead, and Circuit Court in said County) said solo by Irving Martin; offertory— MARX BROS. APPEAR IN mortgage and the lawful charges of sale at public auction to the highest BLUEBERRIES FOR CANNING— ? has passed when It Is considered A. Wigent's little building, and will cious farm home of Mr. and Mrs. example of our Scandinavian neigh- If dead, the whereabouts of their mortgage will be foreclosed by a ' Ave Verum," Mozart; Song, "Take "A DAY AT THE RACES" work for U. Wood. E. M. Jackson in North Coloma on heirs, personal representatives, de- foreclosure. bidder of the premises described In sale at public auction to the highest Pick them and pay 10c a quart. Up Thy Cross," by the Doolittle proper to sneer at the belief of bors. The mortgaged premises to be Also, pickers wanted. Phone 14F21. AT HARTFORD THEATRE others. The Adventlsts do not be- Fred Van Natter, wife and three Sunday in honor of A. J. Jackson of visees, legatees, or assigns, but that said mortgage, or so much thereof bidder of the premises described In trio. Sermon theme—"The True One type of maladjusted youth sold are: Lot twenty-one in Freltag's as may be necessary to pay the 8-6p MRS. W. H. SUMNER. lieve In everlasting punishment, and children, of Glenville, a suburb of Coloma, who settled there 61 years after such search, inquiry and In- said mortgage, or so much thereof as Goal." who seldom gets Into court, but can Second Addition to the City of St. "A Day at the Races," featuring such Is to their credit. Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting his ago and who on Monday observed vestigation plaintiffs are unable to amount due as aforesaid, and any may be necessary to pay the amount Sunday school, 10 a. m. Elbert be found In every neighborhood, Is Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, sum or sums which may be paid by the Marx Brothers and Allan Jones, A being that has all power does foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. his 84th birthday. After discussing learn or discover, and It Is not due as aforesaid, and any sum or WANTED—Washings at my home G. Milham, superintendent. Lesson the youngster who has formed ser- according to the recorded plat there- will be the attraction at the State not have to resort to such extreme Van Natter. the topics of the day, pro and con, known whether Samuel R. Filkin, the undersigned at or before said sums which may be paid by the on US-12, west of Watervliet. subject—"God's Supply Adequate the hostess served a most delicious ious complexes as a result of daily Curtis Boughton, Leslie L. Price, of and lying and being in the City sale for taxes and/or Insurance on undersigned at or before said sale for a Nation's Needs." Theatre in Hartford Sunday and measures. A. N. Woodruff has traded his 8-6p MRS. DARWIN BURBANK lunch, assisted by Miss Alma Stone. associations with neurotic parents. Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore of St. Joseph, in said Berrien Coun- said premises, and all other sums for taxes and/or Insurance on said Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. A Monday, August 8 and 9. The show ARNO HALL. residence property in this village Those present at the happy occasion This type of psychopathic adolescent Railway Company, Edward Russ, ty, Michigan. paid by the undersigned, with Inter- premises, and all other sums paid by service for young people. Mrs. will be continuous from 2 p. m. for Mrs. White's farm west of town; were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hoadley of frequently develops into the mal- Mary Schmuhl, Clarissa Gllson, Ste- JEAN STRATTON, est thereon, pursuant to law and to the undersigned, with interest there- FOR SALE—Gladioli blooms, 2 doz. Deane Fizzell, sponsor. This week Thursday and Friday, we understand he will move to the Two Were Killed Eau Claire, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Has- adjusted adult who flees to the di- phen R. Gllson, William Cornwell, Assignee. the terms of said mortgage, and all on, pursuant to law and to the terms for 25c. Visitors welcome. Phone August 5 and 6, a double feature, place in the fall. kins of Watervliet, Mr. and Mrs. vorce court, throws aside all moral Moses Pettingill and wife, Eunice A. Dated, July 13, 1937. legal costs, charges and expenses, of said mortgage, and all legal costs, 62F5. JOSEPHINE SCHERER. "Pick a Star," with Patsy Kelly, FREE METHODIST CHURCH In Crash On US-12 The hailstorm on Thursday night George Lippold of Bartow Florida, restraints, resigns a job or becomes a H. Pettingill, defendants named In CHARLES W. STRATTON, including an attorney's fee, which charges and expenses, including an 8-6p Jack Haley and Laurel and Hardy, of last week did great damage Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frick of Colo- disgruntled malcontent whenever he said bill of complaint, or any of Attorney for Assignee. premises are described as follows: attorney's fee, which premises are Wm. M. Clark, Pastor. and "Call It a Day," with Oliva De- does not get his own way In every- throughout a strip reaching from ma, this also being the birthday of them are living or dead, or where Business Address: That certain piece or parcel of described as follows: WANTED—Cars to wreck. Highest Havlland, will be shown. Michigan City and Flint Men Were Paw Paw river, about two miles thing. The great majority of such St. Joseph, Michigan. land situated In the Township of That certain piece or parcel of Sunday services are as follows: Saturday, one day only, brings a Mr. Frick, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. he, she, or they may reside If living, price paid for junk. Victims of Accident on Saturday. south. Much glass was broken, fruit Grant, Mrs. Mary VanDerveer, Mrs. cases can be checked In childhood, and that the present whereabouts of (Last Publication Oct. 8, 1937) St. Joseph, County of Berrien, State land situated In the City of Buchan- MARTIN BROS., Sunday school at 10 a. m. and big show with "Charlie Chan at the was knocked from the trees, and Helen Grant, Mrs. Belle Ferguson as will be illustrated In subsequent said defendants or their heirs, per- of Michigan, more particularly de- an, County of Berrien, State of tf Pleasant St., Watervliet. preaching at 11 o'clock. Olympics," with Warner Oland, and Four Others Hurt. growing crops were badly injured. articles. If parents from both our scribed as: Michigan, more particularly de- On Tuesday evening we held our "Dragerman Courage," with Jean and John Stonecliffe of Coloma. and sonal representatives, devisees, lega- Too much haste was responsible The "Three Graces," aerialists-acrobats, and one of the big feature acts that will be seen with lower and upper classes of society That part of the south half of the scribed as: annual society meeting, at which Mellle and Barton McLane. little Nancy Jean Russell of Albu- tees, and assigns is unknown and the NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE for the death of Ernest Vader, 63 querque, New Mexico, who is spend- can be taught to recognize and apply Post Office addresses of none of Southeast Quarter of Section 34 Commencing fourteen (14) rods HOME LAUNDRY work done at 118 time officers were elected for the Another big double feature Is Lewis Bros. Big 3-Ring Circus that will exhibit a( Watervliet one day only, Wednesday, August necessary remedial treatment at the Default having been made In the Paw Paw Ave. Also fresh vege- ensuing year. billed for Tuesday and Wednesday. years old, of Michigan City, Indi- THIRTY YEARS AGO ing the summer with her grand- them can be ascertained, and it also Town 4 South, Range 19 West, which (two hundred thirty-one feet) East 11, afternoon and evening, at the Athletic Field. proper time. conditions of that certain mortgage is described as beginning at the cen- and eight (8) rods (one hundred tables for sale. 8-20p There will be no prayer meeting August 10 and 11, when Kay Fran- ana, and William E. Safely, 41, of parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Tiede- appearing from affidavit on file that Flint, Mich., who were killed In an There were 2,000 postcards mailed A publisher recently remarked that dated the first day of August, 1934, ter of the southeast quarter of said thirty-two feet) South of the South- this week as our annual society cis and Errol Flynn will lead In the bohl. the Lawrence Warehouse Corpora- automobile crash on US-12, near from the Watervliet post office Mon- his subscribers talk over the column executed by Max E. Wolcott, Mar- Section 34, thence West 694.2 feet, west corner of the Southeast Quar- meeting for the Coloma church Is picture "Another Dawn," and "She tion is a California corporation and FOR SALE—On leased ground, cot- Grande Vista, last Saturday after- day. "Children in Court" in the privacy of garet Wolcott, his wife; and James thence south 211.2 feet, thence West ter of the Northeast Quarter of Sec- scheduled for Thursday night. Had to Eat," featuring Rochelle a non-resident of the State of Mich- tage No. 928. Price $100; ground noon. In the same accident, Wil- LAWRENCE TO HOLD SIXEH their own homes and do not openly Silver, a single man, as mortgagors, 266 feet, thence North 68* 25' West tion Twenty-six (26), Township On Friday evening we will hold Hudson and Jack Haley. George Van Wormer and James igan, and that the Federal Farm rental, $50 per year. In Schwarting's liam P. Safely, of Flint, was Injured NORTH WATERVLIET to the Land Bank Commissioner, 414 feet to a point In the center of Seven (7) South, Range Eighteen our regular monthly meeting of the A new parking space is now Harper, Jr., were home from Vicks- ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW discuss same. He added that this can Board and the Farm Credit Admin- Orchard, Paw Paw Lake, In the back; Leroy Newsom of Flint be attributed to the fact that each acting pursuant to the provisions of the Lake Shore Road that Is 1321.4 (18) West; thence East fifteen and Y.P.M.S. at the home of Louis Hen- available just back of the theatre. burg last Sunday. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 istration are agencies of the United tf G. SCHWARTING, Phone 31F2 had an eye Injured; Miss Lucille Lee illustration is so concisely and sim- Part 3 of the Act of Congress known feet West and S. 21 • 35' West 62.5 one-half (15%) rods (two hundred nesey, one mile south of Watervliet Miss Marion Sherwood will go to States of America with offices In of Flint was cut and bruised, and (S. D. Lavely, Correspondent) ply written that the average parent as the Emergency Farm Mortgage feet from the said center of said fifty-five and seventy-five hun- on M-140. Staunton, Virginia, the first week in St. Paul, Minnesota. FOR SALE—3-plece bedroom suite; Mrs. Matilda Vader of Michigan The sixth annual Flower Show, recognizes his own errors and pre- Act of 1933, as amended (U.S.C. Southeast Quarter, thence South 21° dredths feet); thence Southeasterly 77th Annual Crystal Robert Head made a business trip September, to take a course at the On motion of Myron H. Wolcott, bed, dresser and commode, springs City was so seriously Injured that QUICK, EASY WAY TO sponsored by the Lawrence Garden fers to act rather than talk. Title 12, Sections 1016-1019), as 35' West along the center of said along Main Street four (4) rods to Chicago Monday. Mary Baldwin Seminary. Attorney for the Plaintiff, IT IS and mattress. Price $15. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Springs Camp Camping her life was despaired of when she Club, will be held at the high school mortgagee, filed for record In the Lake Shore Road 262.52 feet, thence (sixty-six feet), thence West sixteen Mrs. Emll Plasko is entertaining ORDERED that the said Defend- s W. L. HILLIARD, was removed to the St. Joseph sani- Mrs. James Sternaman and sister. auditorium in Lawrence, Wednesday, office of the Register of Deeds of South 68 25' East 343 feet, thence (16) rods (two hundred sixty-four ants, Samuel R. Filkin, Curtis Bough- 8-13p Phone 15, Watervliet. Closes Sunday, August 8 tarium for treatment. her sister from Chicago this week. Miss Louise Knott, of Niles, were August 18. Mrs. A. A. McNabb is ANNUAL DAIRY SIRE SALE Berrien County, Michigan, on the East 1122.5 feet, all along the north feet), thence North four (4) rods "Spirit" will be the subject of the ton, Leslie L. Price, Chicago & According to witnesses to the ac- C. D. Yates, who has been In III guests at the C. F. Sternaman home thirteenth day of August, 1934, re- line of Smith and Paschen's land to (sixty-six feet) to the place of be- lesson sermon in all Christian Sci- general chairman of the committee TUESDAY, AUGUST 10 Michigan Lake Shore Railway Com- The 77th annual session of the cident, Wm. Safely was driving on health for some time, entered a hos- GLORIFY FURNITURE Sunday. Mr. Sternaman treated FOR RENT—Residence on St. Jo- planning the exhibit and committees corded in Liber 190 of Mortgages on the West line of the Southeast Quar- ginning. ence churches throughout the world Crystal Springs camp meeting, which them to a tour of Paw Paw Lake pany, Edward Russ, Mary Schmuhl, Page 97 thereof, and which mort- seph street; all modern. Inquire on Sunday, August 8. US-12 and passed a transport truck pital at Michigan City, Indiana, are working out plans with her to Clarissa Gilson, Stephen R. Gllson. ter of said Southeast Quarter, thence DATED: May 28th, 1937. opened on Friday, July 30, will close Monday. and they thought it was the finest Berrien county dairymen have gage was thereafter and on the third North 422 feet to the place of begin- of JOHN CALDER. 8-6p Among the Bible citations Is this loaded with automobiles, when he a Now it's easy to make drab make this season's display the best William Cornwell, Moses Pettingill HOME OWNERS' LOAN next Sunday, August 8, with an out- resort they had ever seen. been notified of the second annual day of June, 1937, by an Instrument ning. Also beginning at a point In passage (John 4:24): "God Is a crashed Into the car driven by Va- S. D. Lavely attended the state ever held in Lawrence. and wife, Eunice A. H. Pettingill, CORPORATION, standing program. In the afternoon A furniture and woodwork gleam Aden Merrifeld, son of S. P. Mer- dairy sire sale, sponsored by the in writing, duly assigned to the the center of the Lake Shore Road Spirit: and they that worship him der, coming from the opposite di- conference of the members of the K/ A Conservation booth and an In- and their unknown wives, heirs, Mortgagee. FOR SALE—McCormick - Deering the Benton Harbor Girls' Band will ^ bright, fresh newness! rlfleld of this township, died at his Michigan State College, which will Federal Farm Mortgage Corpora- that Is 1321.4 feet West and South must worship him In spirit and in rection and which had pulled out of Townsend Plan executive board formation booth are new additions legatees, devisees, and assigns, and GRAY & GRAY, corn binder, mower and walking give a concert and at 7:30 In the eve- One coat of WATERSPAR home in Columbia, Tenn., July 26, of be held this year on Tuesday, Au- tion, a corporation, of Washington. 21° 35' West 47.52 feet fro n the cen- truth." the regular line of traffic In order held Sunday at St. Johns, Mich. He this season. And it is also the desire Lawrence Warehouse Corporation, a Attorneys for Mortgagee, plow, all In good condition. CAR- ning there will be a colorful pageant, ENAMEL covers surfaces sol- Bright's disease, aged 48 years. He gust 10. The sale will begin at 10 D. C., and which assignment of ter of the Southeast Quarter of Sec- Correlative passages to be read to pass other machines going In his was accompanied by his wife and of the committee to have an exhibi- corporation, and Federal Farm Business Address: TER & PRILLW1TZ, on US-12. that will be a fitting close to the ten- direction. formerly resided in Watervliet and a. m., at the Arenac county fair mortgage was filed for record in tion 34, Township 4 South, Range from the Christian Science text- their daughter, Wanda, and their X_dries in 4 hour, without tion of garden tools, fertilizer and in- Board and the Farm Credit Admin- 120 Pipestone Street, Coloma. Phone Coloma 110. 8-6lf day session. was telegraph operator with W. E grounds at Standish. said office of the Register of Deeds 19 West, thence North 68° 25' West book, "Science and Health with Key Vader was Instantly killed and trip covered a distance of about 300 secticides. istration, agencies of the United Benton Harbor, Michigan. The meetings are in charge of Dr brih marks—lasts for ^ Baldwin as agent. He leaves a wife of the County of Berrien, Michigan, to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Safely died a few hours later In the miles. They went by way of Hol- The Club announces that it will Clarence B. Smith, of Pinconnlng States of America, cause their ap- 462 feet to the waters of Lake Michi- Henry Ellinger, Superintendent of Wide assortment of washaWe and two sons. on the eighth day of June, 1937, re- (May 28—August 20) • WANTED—For mulching purpose. Eddy, include the following (p. 481): St. Joseph sanitarium, where all of land, Grand Rapids and Ionia, and welcome any exhibit of flowers the state's new director of animal pearance to be entered in this cause gan, thence South 21 • 35' West along the Kalamazoo District of Methodist colors from which to choose. corded in Liber 12 of Assignments Two or three tons of marsh, June "Material sense never helps mortals the Injured were removed. returned by way of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Blackman and whether from a member of the Club industry, will serve as auctioneer. within three months from the date the shore of said Lake 105 feet churches, and Harry E. Storrs, sing- of Mortgages on Page 64. thence south 688 25' West 462 feet to grass or damaged hay. to understand Spirit, God. Through Kalamazoo. They saw some of the daughter, Mary, took a trip to Doug- or not. Stock offered is to include Jersey, of this order and that in default ing evangelist. Is in charge of the Coroner's Car Wrecked. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the center of said road, thence North 8-6 CHESTER I. MONROE. spiritual sense only, man compre- finest farms in the state, or any las Friday in B. L. Peirce's automo- Guernsey, and Holstein breeds, and thereof said Bill of Complaint will music. bile. They returned by rail Friday. will consist of good type animals said mortgage will be foreclosed, 21* 35' West 105 feet to the place of hends and loves Deity." On his way to Investigate the ac- other state. They reported farm be taken as confessed. FOR SALE—% gal. Ball Mason jars Shortage of Teachers Acute In State chosen from the dairy herd Improve- pursuant to power of sale, and the beginning, being In St. Joseph J. W. WINN, M. D. cident, Coroner Louis Kerlikowske crops in excellent condition, al- IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that with covers, 50c dozen; aluminum NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE of St. Joseph was Involved in a collis- though some sections were In need WATERSPAR ENAMEL ment association. premises therein described as: Township, Berrien County. Michi- Office Honrs 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. NEW BISHOP OF CATHOLIC Demand for school teachers In within forty days, this order shall fruit press with stand; also house- ion which wrecked his car. He es- of rain. In the fruit section through LOMQCK lASTina UKAUTT That part of the Northeast Quar- gan. Four Days—Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sat. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Michigan, especially in the rural be published In the Watervliet Rec- hold furniture. MRS. FRED ZAHL, CHURCHES INSTALLED AT Defaults having been made (and caped with painful bruises. which they passed, cherry harvest- ter of Section Twenty-three which DATED: May 21, 1937. An extra charge from 6 to 8 p. m. such defaults having continued for school districts, is far greater than ord, a newspaper published In the lies North of the Paw Paw River, 112 Paw Paw Ave. 8-6 LANSING ON WEDNESDAY Kerlikowske waa about four miles ing was the order of the day. The From Record of August 9, 1912. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE No calls accepted after 8 p. m. more than ninety days) In the con- the supply, according to Frank E. County of Berrien, and that such subject to flowage rights theretofore HOME OWNERS' LOAN south of St. Joseph when another potato section gave promise of a Ellsworth, head of Western State publication be continued therein at CORPORATION, ditions of a certain mortgage made car, driven by A. P. Hoop, of St. Jo- fine crop. Some wheat was still in The temperature was down to 46 Defaults having been made (and granted; that part of the East Half JUEVtw^Eni WANTED—10 foot by 30 foot wood Six Berrien county priests served by Warren A. Millard and Anna W. Monday morning. Teachers College at Kalamazoo. "If least once in each week for six Mortgagee seph township, turned to the left and the fields and the shocks looked such defaults having continued for of the Northeast Quarter of Section stave silo. PERCY WIGENT. as officers of the service installing Millard, husband and wife, of the I had 100 more candidates for jobs, weeks in succession. GRAY & GRAY, was hit by Kerllkowske's machine. thick, but one thing was notlccable. E. L. Paxson motored over from more than ninety days) In the con- Twenty-seven, and the West Half of 8-13p the Most Rev. Joseph H. Albers as City of Niles, Berrien County, Mich- I could place them without diffi- This suit Involves title to the fol- Attorneys for Mortgagee It was reported. Kerllkowske's car That was the absence of stock on the Dowagiac in his new Ford Sunday. ditions of a certain mortgage made the Northwest Quarter of Section First Ordinary of the new Lansing igan, to HOME OWNERS' LOAN culty," Ellsworth declared. lowing described land in Coloma Business Address: was overturned. Hopp was not in- farms. Only a few hogs were seen. PITTSBURGH FAINTS Roy Shiflet has accepted a posi- by Frank Taylor and Viola Taylor, Twenty-six, described as follows: diocese of the Roman Catholic CORPORATION, a Corporation or- Township, Berrien County, Michi- 120 Pipestone Street, Eyes Tested and Correctly Fitted. All jured. Evidently those farmers lived up to WALLHIDE • F LOR H I DE • WATERSPAR- SUN-PROOF tion as principal of the New Troy his wife, of the Township of Niles, Commencing at the Southwest cor- Bridgman Golf Course Sold church. ganized under the laws of the gan: Benton Harbor, Michigan. Kinds of Glasses Furnished. Brought Total to 26. the government's requirements, and school for the coming year. Berrien County, Michigan, to HOME ner of the said East Half of the The installation ceremonies took United States of America, dated 3.283 MILES OF 42 FOOT CON- PARCEL 1 (May 21—August 13) took the money for not raising hogs OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, Northeast Quarter of Section Twen- Watervliet, Michigan. The sale of the 18-hole golf course place Wednesday, August 4, at Lans- September 7, 1934, and recorded In The death of the two people In the Miss Effie Price has returned from CRETE PAVEMENT IN BERRIEN a Corporation organized under the A parcel of land in the East half ty-seven, thence running North on at Bridgman was announced on and cattle. Ypsilanti where she has been attend- COUNTY ON US-12 NORTHEAST ing, which is now the See city of the the office of the Register of Deeds Saturday afternoon crash Increased laws of the United States of Amer- of the Southwest quarter of Section the one-eighth line 1902% feet more Tuesday by W. R. Payne, receiver newly created diocese. The .iew dio- for Berrien County, Michigan, on the number of deaths from automo- Mr. Keefer, who operates the ing the summer term of the State OF NEW BUFFALO. STATE PRO- 20, Township 3 South, Range 17 ica, dated February 22, 1934, and or less to the South line of the for the Commercial National Bank cese includes 15 counties In South- September 20, 1934, in Liber 188 of bile accidents In Berrien county so William Daly farm, the former Vroo- Normal. JECT F 11-48 C-2 (F.A. 139-D2) West, described as follows: Com- recorded in the office of the Regis- Watervliet Improvement Company & Trust Company of St. Joseph. The western Michigan, including Berrien. Mortgages, on Page 317, and said far this year to a total of 26 for the man place near the Stickney school A. N. Woodruff has sold his resi- ter of Deeds for Berrien County, mencing at a point 25 feet North and Addition to the Village of Water- William P. Jones, Sr. F, W. BROWN, H. D. house, reports that Mr. Daly receiv- Sealed proposals will be received purchasers of the course are Axel The Berrien county priests who mortgagee having elected under the first seven months of the year. dence property on St. Joseph street Michigan, on April 16, 1934, In Liber 441 feet West of the intersection of vliet, thence East along the South ed over $4,000 from his strawberry from contractors who have been N. Llndberg, president of the Llnd- served as officers at the Installation terms of said mortgage to declare Fruit Step Ladders - 40c per ft, to Mrs. E. M. Willett. Consideration 183 of Mortgages, on Page 123, and the West line of Park Street in the line of said Addition 1470% feet NOTARY PUBLIC Physician and Surgeon crop this season. Mr. Daly has one pre-qualified prior to the date of berg Steel Treating company, Chi- services are: the Rev. Adolph E. Oser, the entire principal and accrued $2,000. Mrs. Willett will make it her said mortgagee having elected un- Village of Coloma, and the North more or less to the center of OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK of the largest and finest strawberry this notice at the lobby of the Roose- With Seal cago, and Richard O. Baumann, an- St. Joseph, torch bearer; the Rev. interest thereon due, which election Dr. Hazel Bacheller Of home residence. der the terms of said mortgage to line of the property of the P.M.R.R. the public highway; thence South- WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN fields In this section, and he em- velt Hotel. Lansing, Michigan, until Waiervllei, Mich. other Chicago business man. The George A. Witteman, Benton Harbor, it does hereby exercise, pursuant to Fruit Straight Ladders - 30c per ft. Co., which point of beginning Is westerly along the center of said St. Joseph Elected Sec'y. ployed about 100 southerners to Mrs. Adelaide Coughlin has leased 10:00 o'clock A. M., Eastern Stand- declare the entire principal and Calls Answered Promptly Day or sale included 120 acres of land and processional cross bearer; the Rev. which there is claimed to be due 1463.8 feet South and 474 feet West highway to the East line of said 18 Years' Experience In Executing the Tillmann house on Paw Paw ard Time, Wednesday, August 11, accrued Interest thereon due, which —Night— all the equipment. The new owners and unpaid on said mortgage at the help harvest the crop. These same of the center of said Section 20, Section Twenty-seven, thence South Legal Papers. Francis L. Sharpe, Benton Harbor, Of Chiropractic Society people have been coming north the avenue and will make her home 1937, for improving 3.283 miles of election it does hereby exercise, who have summer homes near Saw- torch bearer; the Rev. John R. Day, date of this notice for principal and there this winter. thence West 318 feet; thence South on the Section line to the East Quar- past three years to work In the fruit 20% Off on Oil Stoves, Porch and road in Chickaming Township, Ber- pursuant to which there is claimed yer propose to erect a new club Three Oaks, book bearer; the Rev. Interest the sum of one thousand 160 feet to the North line of the ter post of the said Section Twenty- harvest and many of them purchas- Prosper Hunt has given up his rien County. to be due and unpaid on said mort- house and to make extensive im- Gerald A. Owens, New Buffalo, cros- eight hundred eleven dollars and Dr. Clyde I. Green of Grand Rap- right of way of the said P.M.R.R., seven, thence West to the point of ed used cars this season in which to position at Plant City, Florida, to The proposals will then be pub- gage at the date of this notice for MYRON WOLCOTT provements on the property. ier bearer, and the Rev. J. Francis seventy-six cents ($1,811.76) and no Ids was named president of the Mich- Lawn Furniture thence Northeasterly along the North beginning, all in Township Three DR. JOE F. REED return home. The northern people accept a better one at Waycross, licly opened and read. Proposals principal and interest the sum of Murphy, Watervliet, one of the chap- suit or proceeding at law or in igan Chiropractic Association at its line of the right of way of the said South, Range Seventeen West, ex- Attorney at Law who have never visited the south- Georgia. may be mailed to Room 429, State two thousand three hundred seven- Osteopathic lains to other bishops and arch- equity having been instituted to re- closing session In the Civic Auditor- cept therefrom the South Twenty Beauty lies in the eyes of the be- land have no Idea of the poverty O. H. Blackman originated two Office Building, Lansing, Michigan. ty-eight dollars and thirty cents P.M.R.R. 321.3 feet to a point which Office over First National Bank bishops. cover the debt secured by said ium, In Grand Rapids, last Saturday. Is 114 feet South of the place of be- acres of said Fifty-nine and 19/100 Physician and Surgeon holder.—Arabian Proverb. that exists there. One widow wo- new varieties of potatoes from the The net classification required for ($2,378.30) and no suit or proceed- Phones mortgage or any part thereof; Other officers elected were: Vice ginning; thence North 114 feet to acres of the East Half of the North- man who came north with her six seed balls this season—eight hills of this project is 29-B, or 29-E and ing at law or in equity having been NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of president. Dr. George A. Vanette of the place of beginning, containing 1 east Quarter of Section Twenty- Watervliet 119 St. Joseph 235 children, five of whom were large one and four of another. One hill 16-B. instituted to recover the debt se- GENERAL PRACTICE the power of sale contained In said Hart; secretary. Dr. Hazel Bacheller acre In Coloma Township, Berrien seven, Township Three South, Range enough to pick berries, stated that yielded thirteen potatoes of eating The work will consist of grading cured by said mortgage or any part mortgage and pursuant to the Stat- of St. Joseph; treasurer, Dr. Clark thereof; County, Michigan. Seventeen West, under purchase to Office above A. A P. Store Phone 150 Rudeslll of Charlotte. Directors for she very often had nothing but corn Coloma Hardware Co. size. the road and constructing the neces- a utes of the State of Michigan In such Mr. Clyde C. Scherer; subject to Medical and Surgical Diseases of WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN pone and molasses to give her fam- sary drainage structures and surfac- NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of case made and provided, NOTICE the various districts were elected as PARCEL 2 easement for right of way, ily. These white people have very C. C. Smith, Manager Coloma, Michigan ing to a width of 42 feet with con- the power of sale contained In said IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Mon- follows: District No. 1, Dr. Earl Llss Also commencing at a point 1463.8 lying within said County and State, EYE, EAR,NOSEud THROAT little chance In the south as the FIFTEEN YEARS AGO crete pavement. mortgage and pursuant to the day, November 1, 1937, at ten o'clock of Detroit; District No. 2, Dr. Martin feet South and 474 feet West of the will be sold at public auction to the Treated by W. L. Curtiss, M. D. DR. D. W. CRANKSHAW, B. Sc., M. D. planters hire only colored help. Of Plans, specifications and proposal Statutes of the State of Michigan In forenoon. Eastern Standard Time, Hlldebrandt of Battle Creek; Dis- From Record of August 11, 1922. center of said Section 20 and running highest bidder for cash by the Sher- SPECIALIST GLASSES FITTED the family of seven, including the blanks may be examined at the such case made and provided, at the West front door of the Court trict No. 4, Dr. Roy Eagle of Saginaw. thence South 14 feet; thence East 100 iff of Berrien County at the front PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON mother, just mentioned, but one Harold Peirce's new residence on District Office of the Michigan State NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Benton Harbor. Miehiran House in the City of St. Joseph, The 1938 convention will be held feet; thence North 14 feet; thence door of the Court House in the city could read and write, and he was Pleasant street is up and enclosed. Highway Department. Kalamazoo, on Monday, October 18, 1937, at ten Graduate of University of Michigan. County of Berrien, Michigan (that In Benton Harbor-St. Joseph. West 100 feet to the place of begin- of St. Joseph, In said County and the oldest boy who had lived with Michigan, but will be furnished only o'clock forenoon. Eastern Standard General practice and diseases of Eye, The Ex-Servlce Men's Club of the Mrs. Clyde Jackson underwent an ning. State, on Wednesday, October thir- WATERVLIET CAMP NO. 3546, M. being the place of holding Circuit an uncle in town and got as far as operation at the St. Joseph sanitari- from the Office of the Contract Time, at the west front door of the Ear, Nose and Throat. Court in said County) said mort- Michigan State Chiropractic Society M Court House in the City of St PARCEL 3 teenth, 1937, at two o'clock P. M. W. A. Meets first and third Friday has been organized to endeavor to the fourth grade in school. um last week. Engineer. Room 423, State Highway — GENERAL SURGERY — gage will be foreclosed by a sale at Joseph, County of Berrien, Michi- There is due and payable at the date evening of each month In Odd obtain chiropractic treatment for dis- I'm Back to Phil Cutler has purchased the Department. Lansing. Michigan, up- Part of Lot 57 of the original plat public auction to the highest bidder gan (that being the place of holding of this notice upon the debt secured Fellows Hall. Visiting Neighbors al Telephone 81, Watervliet abled veterans of the World War In Van Natter farm of 57 acres on Paw on the receipt of a deposit of five of the Village of Coloma, which Is ways welcome. of the premises described in said Circuit Court in said County) said by said mortgage, the sum of $3469.- all government hospitals. Dr. Martin Paw avenue and will move onto the dollars which will be refunded upon described as follows, to wit: Com- Mrs. Belle McNitt, Office Nurse. mortgage, or so much thereof as mortgage will be foreclosed by a 98, which amount includes the sum HENRY SCHULTZ, V. C. f i Hlldebrandt of Battle Creek Is pres- place this fall. their return in good condition, with- mencing on the West line of Lot 57 Phone 231 may be necessary to pay the amount SOUTH COVERT NEWS sale at public auction to the highest of $631.09 advanced on prior mort- B. F. ROGERS. Secretary. • ident and Dr. Harry Bondhouse of A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. ing thirty days from date of receipt where said West line intersects the due as aforesaid, and any sum or bidder of the premises described In gage. Kalamazoo Is secretary of the Club. Harold Selter August 8. The young of bids. Deposits of currency will South line of the right of way of the sums which may be paid by the said mortgage, or so much thereof Dated July tenth, 1937. Election of Dr. Hazel Bacheller as Mrs. William Skinner of Kalama- man has been named Gerald Lee. not be accepted. Proposals cannot Pere Marquette Railroad; thence HENRY CHAMBERLAIN LODGE undersigned at or before said sale as may be necessary to pay the FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE state secretary was an honor that zoo, an aunt of Mrs. Emma Shoff, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Keasey enter- be secured after 12:00 M., Eastern Easterly along the Southerly line of NO. 308, F. & A. M., Lodge rooms for taxes and/or insurance on said amount due as aforesaid, and any DEANEFIZZELL.D.D.S. came after many years of activity In was killed In an automobile accident tained Hunter Keasey and family at Standard Time, the day previous to said right of way 43 feet; thence CORPORATION, a corporation, Masonic Hall. Watervliet. Michigan. premises, and all other sums paid by sum or sums which may be paid by of Washington, D. C., DENTAL OFFICE IN the association. Dr. Bacheller has last Sunday near Schoolcraft. Two a four-coursc dinner at their home the opening of bids. South 118 feet; thence West a dis- Regular communications 2nd. Wed- thc undersigned, with interest there- the undersigned at or before said Assignee of Mortgagee. long been prominent In various more relatives who were in the same last Thursday. Hunter Keasey is the Special Provisions governing the tance of 43 feet to West Street; nesday evening of each month. Visit- FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG Putting Power to Work on the Farm on, pursuant to law and to the terms sale for taxes and/or insurance on women's affairs, including the Ber- accident were taken to a Kalamazoo owner and manager of the Keyes employment and the use of labor thence Northerly along the East line GORDON BREWER ing brothers always welcome. of said mortgage, and all legal said premises, and all other sums Watervliet, Michigan OR many years the line crews of this Company have been engaged rien Republican women's organiza- hospital. Stock Company who played here will accompany the proposals for of West Street 118 feet to place of CLAIR SHEPARD, Secretary. costs, charges and expenses, includ- paid by the undersigned, with Inter- Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee, PHONE 119. in extending electric service into rural areas wherever there was sound tion. Until recently she was a mem- John Strahan and family, of South last week and he is a cousin of T. the work. Bidders must familiarize beginning, Berrien County, Michigan, Bronson, Michigan. RALPH C. SMITH, W. M. ing an attorney's fee, which premises * M. Keasey. themselves with the requirements est thereon, pursuant to law and to and suit is brought to quiet title business justification for these extensions. Today, if you were to follow ber of the Republican State General Bend, Ind., are at a Rush Lake cot- WJ the terms of said mortgage, and all are described ac follows: Committee from this district. tage enjoying a week's vacation of R. McCllnchy and daughter Hazel and must bid with the understand- thereto. (98978-M) 411-59868 Four poles and wires over county roads you would traverse 1,306 miles of That certain piece or parcel of & legal costs, charges and expenses, Dr. Bacheller is associated with her fishing and other sports. have moved to Hartford where Mr. ing that full cooperation in carrying DATED, June 3, 1937. land situated In the City of Niles, including an attorney's fee, which (July 16—Oct. 1) line and pass the homes of 8,189 users of our electric service. husband. Dr. J. E. Bacheller, of St. Mr. Devor will soon be home McCllnchy has been employed for out the Special Provisions will be O.J.HOWARD, D.V.M. County of Berrien, Michigan, more premises are described as follows: FREMONT EVANS, More and more the farmer is turning toward electricity for the prof- Joseph, in the practice of the profes- from the Ann Arbor hospital where some time as crossing flagman on required. The minimum wage paid Save Money particularly described as: That certain piece or parcel of itable operation of his farm. For example, an electric milk cooler enables sion. he has been receiving treatment. His the Pere Marquette. H. Hilliard has to labor employed on this contract Circuit Judge. VETERINARIAN Part of Lot No. 61 in WiUiam leased the McClinchy home on St. shall be as follows: Skilled labor— land situated in the Township of MYRON H. WOLCOTT, the dairyman to keep down the bacterial count to secure higher prices son and other relatives were visitors Niles, County of Berrien, Michigan, By Traveling By Phone No. 84-R. Justice's Addition of the Village at his home, where the daughter. Joseph street and will occupy it with $1.12'/;. per hour; intermediate labor Attorney for Plaintiff, for his milk. • i . . H (now City) of Niles, Berrien County, Emmanuel Home, Covert, Needs Two more particularly described as: Residence West of Creamery > Lou, Is taking care of the store at his family. —$0.75 per hour; unskilled labor— Business Address: J. W. DAY Rural folks receive a service equal to that enjoyed by city dwellers, Michigan, marked "J. Mason," be- Co Lot Twenty-one (21) in North MOTOR COACH Cook Stoves Toquln during the absence of Mr $0.50 per hour. St. Joseph, Michigan. WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN ginning at a point 12 rods west of QUART JlI Niles, a subdivision of part of Sec- backed by 50 years* experience in this business. Ours is not "amateur The Rev. C. E. Haley Roberts of and Mrs. Devor. The attention of bidders is direct- Attest: A true Copy. the southeast corner of said Lot No. tions Twenty-three (23) and Twen- service"—it is electric service upon which the farmer may depend. the Emmanuel Home, located be- Many of the employees of the Salem Lutheran Church, Coloma ed to the Special Provisions cover- PAINTER 61; thence west along the south line $1.50 ty-four (24) in Township Seven A. J. HASTINGS. Electric rates to rural customers are the same as those paid by cus- tween Watervliet and Covert, says South Haven canning factory were ing subletting or assigning the con- Benton Harbor—Kalamazoo Line of said Lot 65 feet; thence North 8 (7) South, Range Seventeen (17) Clerk. that thc Home can use two cook laid off on Monday as the canning Rev. W. H. Franzmann, Pastor tract and to the use of domestic tomers in the largest communities we serve. The only difference is that rods; thence East 65 feet to the east * BROWN-FORMAN DISTILLERY CO., Louisville, Kentucky West, Niles Township, Berrien (July 2-August 6) DECORATOR Coaches Leave Watervliet for Kala- stoves, one for the camp grounds and of cherries and berries is less rush- materials. the farmer agrees to take a minimum amount of electricity. line of said lot marked "J. Mason"; Makers of Fine Whiskies Since 1870 Sunday's services will be as fol- County, Michigan mazoo at 7:30 a. nt; 11:25 a. m. C. I. MONROE one for the Home. Anyone having a ing at this time of the year, and lows: English service at 9:15; Ger- Ann«rtified check in thc sum of Our city customers will commend this policy of low rates for farmers thence south 8 rods to the place of $7,000.00, made payable to Murray DATED: July 23, 1937. PAPER HANGER 1:55 p. m.; 5:35 p. m.—Fast Time. NOTARY PUBLIC, stove that they can donate, please several Covert people have lost their man service at 10:30. This will be realizing that an efficient, prosperous countryside is the surest guarantee beginning. jobs for a time. D. Van Wagoner, State Highway HOME OWNERS' LOAN Plymouth Binder Twine for sale at notify Emmanuel Home, Covert. the last service until August 29th, Coaches Leave Watervliet for Ben- REAL ESTATE, DATED: August 6, 1937. Commissioner, must accompany each CORPORATION, H. PERICE & SON'S Hardware of busy industr^nd prosperity in the cities. Mich. Jack Hanson of Chicago, who has as the pastor will leave on his va- ton Harbor at 10:05 a. m.; 2:55 p. m., HOME OWNERS' LOAN proposal. The right is reserved to Mortgagee. Store, Watervliet.—Adv. and lived around Covert for many years, cation next Monday and will return 5:20 p. m.; 8:10 p. m.—Fast Time. CORPORATION, reject any or all proposals. GRAY & GRAY, was here over the week-end and on August 27th. INSURANCE Mortgagee Kiddies get your Courtesy Tickets has completed the dixorating work MURRAY D. VAN WAGONER. Attorneys for Mortgagee. A Full Line of Wall Papers. GRAY & GRAY, and attend the Lewis Bros, big three- at the Hawley school house near The Watervliet Record tate Hi hw Business Address: Old newspapers at Record Office. WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN Twmr^ 6 ay Commissioner. INDIANA e MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY* Attorneys for Mortgagee ring circus coming to Watervliet next Toquln. DATED: JULY 23. 1937 120 Pipestone Street, week. Ask for them at the stores Extra copies of The Record on Business Address: Lansing, Michigan. Benton Harbor, Michigan. Enders Greyhound Line 120 Pipestone Street, Save 10 cents on admmlsslon price sale at Nu-Way Shop. RBD;MD Plymouth Binder Twine for sale at 558 (July 23—October 15) Try an ad In The Record. 9 Extra copies of The Record on Benton Harbor, Michigan. Sl.SO Year Telephone 190, Watervliet Station al King * Garagt •ale at the Nu-Way Shop. H. PEIRCE & SON'S Hardware HOLC 558 (August 6—Oct. 29) Read the ads In The Record. Store, Watervliet.—Adv. Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., August 6, 1937

Mrs. A. Peck, of Forest Beach, has Regular meeting of the Eastern returned to Chicago. Star, Monday evening, August 9. A Mrs. Ina Steele Soderberg has been committee will serve. BREVITIES seriously ill during the past week. Miss Verna Matrau is expected I INDEPENDENTLY OWNED Mrs. Frances Myrick is ill at the here Friday evening from Wayne LOVELY DORNA GORDON Dick Curtis is spending the week home of her son, Oscar Myrick. University where she has been at- tending summer school, and plans in Lansing. Arthur Gilchrist of Kalamazoo, was a caller at The Record office Thurs- to spend the remainder of her vaca- Band concert every Saturday tion with her mother, Mrs. Lissa day. night until Labor Day. Matrau, of St. Joseph street. FROCKS The M. E. Ladies Aid Society will Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews Workmen are now at work put- meet with Mrs. Bert Haskell Tues- motored to Chesterton, Indiana, ting in the curb south of the Pere The excellent fabrics, the perfect fitting qualities day afternoon, August 10. Sunday. Marquette tracks. The new pave- and the careful attention to detail conspicuous in all Harley Rogers has accepted a posi- Owen Mishler is able to be around ment was opened to traffic last Sat- BEST QUALITY ALWAYS tion with the Duv Company at Ben- again after several weeks' illness of urday and the street is now the Dorna Gordon Frocks is the secret of their national ton Harbor. severe attack of erysipelas. finest in the city, and many compli- popularity. Eastwood Shantung, Printed Pic Pon Mrs. Nettie Rice has gone to Chi- Mrs. C. E. Leslie, who underwent ments have been paid by out of and Kaycraft Sport Nub are among the favorite cago and Urbana, Illinois, for a visit a major operation at Mercy hospital town visitors on this splendid im- with her daughters. last week, is reported to be improv- provement. materials. Prices— Mr. and Mrs. Van Ryno, of Gobies, ing. Mr. and Mrs. Louis McKee, of were guests here this week of Mr. Miss Nadine Stewart arrived Chicago, spent the week-end here 1.00 1.50 1.98 *2.98 and Mrs. Lewis Cook. home Monday evening from a at the home of the Misses Esther Mrs. Harry Swayme, of Hamilton, month's vacation trip to the west and Phoebe Ernsberger. Mrs. Mc- Friday and Saturday Only Ohio, is visiting here at the home of coast. Kee is a daughter of Mrs. Etta Erns- Women's Jonquil Slips—At 79$ Mr. and Mrs. George VanWormer. Ned Starr has sold a 60-acre farm berger Burton, who is here caring near Hartford to Mr. Cade of Ben- for her aunt. Miss Phoebe, who Shadow Proof Panel Slips $1.00 and $1.25 WHEAT1ES, 2 8-oz. pkgs 21c Mrs. Gertrude Gabriel, of Plain- shows little improvement from her field, Illinois, is visiting here at the ton Harbor, who will take possession at once. injury of ten days ago. Fine Gauge Rayon Knit Brassiere Top Slip .. $1.00 ISUNLAND WHEAT or RICE, Ige. pkg 7^C home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jennings. Mayor Allen W. Woodruff and At- Miss Nancy Garratt arrived here "Honeymoon" Is Bringing Large torney Myron Wolcott made a busi- Sunday evening from Palo Alto, Panties 25^ - 49^ - 59^ - 79^ RINSO, 2 Ige. pkgs „ 39c ness trip to Lansing one day last California, and will spend the montn Crowds To Watervliet at the L. D. Case home, South Main week. The river boat "Honeymoon" is 2 reg. pkgs 17^ street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hyde en- making regular trips between Paw CR1SCO, 3 lb. can .... 59^; 1 lb. can .... 21c joyed an automobile trip to Sturgis, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Atherton Paw Lake and Watervliet on the Reduction In Women's White Shoes Ann Arbor and the Irish Hills last have returned from Clare, where beautiful Paw Paw river. Captain Sunday. they spent a few days at thc home C. E. Leslie reports that he is carry- All white shoes for women, regardless of price, COCONUT, Royal Blue Moist, 4 oz. can 9C of the latter's sister, Mrs. Louise Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Robbins and ing a large number of passengers Bowler. reduced to, pair $1.96 children were Sunday guests of Mr every day. FRESH GROUND BEEF, 2 lbs 29c and Mrs. Louis Eckoff, of the County Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Scherer at- Line road. tended the Centennial celebration in Muskegon last week-end and visited New Service Station Opened PURE LARD, 2 lbs. (Limit) 29c Mr and Mrs. Fred Haynes, of at the home of their son, Milton Chicago, were Sunday guests of the Durrell Parker has accepted a po- Scherer. 19c former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. sition at the new Phillips 66 service Specials for Friday-Saturday SALT PORK, Sugar Cured, lb Frank Haynes. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Peirce motored station, at the corner of Main and to Manchester Sunday. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith ar- St. Joseph streets, which opened for 4 Lbs. Bananas for 19£ Mr. Peirce's aunt, Mrs. Sarah York, business Saturday. The new build- LARGE JUICY FRANKFORTS, 2 lbs 31c rived home on Friday evening of last who is 87 years old and now resides 10 Lbs. Granulated Sugar 49< week from a two weeks' motor trip ing, just completed, is a neat struc- at Palmyra. ture and a real improvement to the HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE, lb JOC to Massachusetts and other points in Five 1000-Sheet Rolls Tissue Toilet Paper ... 25^ the East. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Gunn, Mrs. corner. Chester Hocker, of Coloma, Marvel Gunn and son, Clarence, is operating the station. The J. W. McNichols family ar- Maxwell House Coffee, Ib 28< SMOKED SPARE RIBS, lb 12*c left here Monday morning for a ten- i rived here Saturday from Chicago 24 /2 Lb. Sack Purity Flour 89^ day motor trip to the Black Hills of MISS B. HOWARD HONORED and will spend a few weeks at their South Dakota and Yellowstone summer home at Edgewater, Paw AT PRE-NUPT1AL SHOWER 24 Vz Lb. Sack Gold Medal Flour $1.05 Park. Paw Lake. PLENTY OF FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, Bobby Summerrill, who has been FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 30 Lettuce, large head 100 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robbins of this spending several weeks here with city and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rog- his uncle, Joe Eagan, has gone to The cutter girls of the Watervliet Nice Juicy Oranges, per dozen 250 ers and two children, of St. Joseph, Michigan City for a visit with his Paper Company, with whom Miss Lemons, 3 for 100; dozen 390 went to Chicago Saturday to spend a aunt, Mrs. John Enders, and family, Beulah Howard has worked for sev- few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. before returning to his home in eral years, entertained at a miscel- New Potatoes, peck 250 On Sale All Week Harry Robbins. Ohio. laneous shower in her honor Friday August is living up to its reputa- Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Hunt are evening, July 30th, at the home of Watch Our Window For Other Specials AUGUST 6th TO AUGUST 12th INCLUSIVE tion for warm weather and thus far visiting here at the home of the Mrs. Lewis Cook. Large bouquets local thermometers have been well former's mother, Mrs. Anna Hunt, of summer flowers decorated the up in the 80's. A shower visited of South Main street. Mr. and Mrs. home. GREEN GIANT PEAS, 2 17-oz. cans . 33c this section Tuesday night, but more Hunt moved recently from Tampa, During the evening games were moisture is needed. Florida, to Washington, D. C., where enjoyed and in the guessing contest N. Y. APPLE SAUCE, 20 oz. can . . .. 10c Mr. and Mrs. John Calder are he is employed. Mrs. Ed Lewis won the prize which H. G. GEISLER moving back to Middletown, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenberg enter- she presented to the guest of honor. PINEAPPLE GEMS, 30 oz. Ige. can ... 23c about the middle of this month. tained the counsellors from Camp Delicious refreshments of ice Department Store Watervliet, Michigan They are returning to Middletown I-Skogen at their home on St. Jo- cream and cake were served, the STRAWBERRIES, Fancy Syrup, 20 oz. can .. 25C on account of interests they have seph street Wednesday evening. A cake being a beautiful wedding cake there that require attention. social evening was enjoyed and Miss decorated in keeping with the occa- Wilfred Clark has accepted a posi- Nancy Garratt, of Palo Aito, Cali- sion, with a center of two doves BANTAM CORN, 2 20-oz. cans 27C holding a ring. Miss Howard was tion as night electrician in the fornia, was a guest. ROYAL BLUE—CREAMY—TENDER—SWEET Superior Steel and Malleable Cast- showered with many beautiful gifts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borchwald by those present. ings Co. at Benton Harbor. The of Chicago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. GET READY FOR THE BIG WHOLE RICE, 2 1-lb. pkgs 15c Clark Electric Company will con- Other hostesses for the evening John Herron. Mr. Borchwald is tinue in business in Watervliet. were: Mrs. Dan Harris, Mrs. Leo SPLIT PEAS, Green or Yellow, 2 1-lb. pkgs. making extensive improvements on Davis, Mrs. Ecil Wigent, Mrs. Grace The many friends of Clayton Mc- his residence property on Crescent Neal will be pleased to know that he Howard, and Mrs. Elliott Spreen. ORANGE SLICES, per pound IOC street, which is occupied by Mr. and Van Buren County Fair has so far recovered his health that Mrs. Murray Herron. DELICIOUS SUMMER CANDY he has been dischaged from the CAFETERIA SUPPER AUGUST 12 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Strouse Pine Crest Sanatorium, at Oshtemo, 1 Lawrence C. Strouse and Billy Pear- JELL-O, 2 3 /4-OZ. pkgs 9c where he has been a patient for sev- The annual Cafeteria Supper, sail left here last Saturday for a Hartford—Sept. 14 to 18 eral months. sponsored by the Ladies' Aid So- GRAPE JUICE, New York Pure, pt. bot 18C motor trip through Canada and to ciety of the Congregational church, OPENING Miss Effie Price, a teacher in the Niagara Falls. They will return to will be held Thursday evening, Au- Detroit public schools, is here to the home of Mrs. L. Campbell on gust 12, in the church dining room. COOKIES, 65 in pkg IOC spend the remainder of her vacation Friday for. the remainder of the Everyone is welcome.—Adv. TUESDAY, SEPT. 14 EDGEMONT BLACK WALNUT SNAPS at the home of her brother, O. D. week. Price. Miss Price spent several WITH Mr. and Mrs. John Yerington, of . 25c weeks at Bay View, Mich., before CARD OF THANKS SOUPS, Tomato or Veg., 3 22-oz. Ige. cans . Benton Harbor, announce the birth coming to Watervliet. of a son on Saturday, July 31. Mrs I wish to express my sincere SYRUPS, 8 Varieties for Tasty Drinks, pt. jug The home of Dr. and Mrs. Joe F Yerington is the former Miss Vera thanks to my many friends and Huge WLS BARN DANCE Reed on High street was endangered Stratton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs neighbors who remembered me with SPINACH, 2 18-oz. cans 19c Saturday afternoon when a fire was L. E. Stratton of this city. Mrs, cards and flowers while I was in the AT NIGHT started in the basement from an oil Stratton is spending two weeks at hospital and during my convales- stove. The local fire department was the Yerington home. cence. VINEGAR, White or Cider, quart bottle .... JQg called, but the blaze was ex- Radio Stars in Person Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fitzsimmons, MAXINE RAY. tinguished before the truck arrived. TOMATOES, 2 27-oz. Ige. cans . .. . 25c Jr., have leased one of the Bradford The Big Fair at Hartford will afford its patrons an Miss Arlene Northrup, an employee apartments, Colfax avenue, Benton CARD OF THANKS extra day this year. Ticket sale will open Tuesday, Sept of the Bike-Webb factory at South Harbor, and they moved to their SAUER KRAUT, 28-oz. Ige. can I wish to thank neighbors and 14. Exhibits will be in place, and WLS will present its Bend, came home Saturday to wait new home Sunday. Mrs. Fitzsim- friends for flowers, calls, cards and famous group of Radio Stars in a popular Barn Dance for the plant to resume operations. mons is the former Miss Jeanette BEAN SPROUTS, 3 18-oz. cans . . . 25c The industry has been closed since other kindnesses shown me while I program Tuesday night. Case, daughter of Secretary of State have been confined to my home. July 6th when Union leaders called and Mrs. Leon D. Case. CHOW MEIN NOODLES, 5 oz. can .. 12c a strike, and all attempts to start op- MRS. IRA LEONARD. erations have failed thus far. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matrau, of Racing and Vauderille Acts Start Wednesday O'Brien, Wash., visited here last LIFEBUOY SOAP, 3 reg. bars 17(; Mrs. N. S. Van Horn and her sons, Saturday afternoon at the home of The Biggest Fair, The Most Thrilling Free Acts, and The Truxton Stienbarger and Robert Mrs. Lissa Matrau. Upon their re- Best Racing Ever Offered at Hartford. Van Horn, left here Monday for Cal- turn home Mr. Matrau will resume HAVE DOG FOOD, Strongheart, 4 1-lb. cans . . 19c ifornia. They will travel by auto his duties as professor in the Uni- Gate 25c Parking 25c Grandstand 25c 22C and house car trailer and plan to be versity at O'Brien. Mrs. Matrau PALMOLIVE SOAP, 4 reg. cakes gone three weeks. They will visit was formerly Miss Finley, of Hart- Mrs. Van Horn's mother, Mrs. Mae ford. Sunday Dinner 37C Smith, at Sunrise, Wyoming, enroute. P. & G. WHITE SOAP, 10 giant bars Mr. and Mrs. William Duby, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hentschel, Mr. Detroit, are spending the week here AT THE SOAP, Kirk's Coco-Hardwater, 6 reg. cakes . . 25c and Mrs. Leon Hentschel, Mr. and at the home of their son-in-law and Mrs. J. D. Hentschel and family and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Deane Fiz- IVORY SOAP FLAKES, reg. pkg gg Mrs. Jennie Nichols, all of Water- zell, who picked them up on a American Cafe Large package 21C vliet, Delores Button of Benton Har- week-end motor trip around Michi- bor and Alice Doolittle, of Hartford, gan. Miss Carman Olds, of Belding O. D. PRICE attended the Michiana Fair, Sunday, Mich., a cousin of Mrs. Fizzell, is Now Located in the Opera House at Playland Park, South Bend, Ind. also a guest at the Fizzell home this Block, 2 Doors North of Former PHONE 43 WATERVLIET Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Hyde and chil- week. Location. CANNING SUPPLIES - COMPLETE STOCK dren and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Opel- SPECIAL PRICES key, of Chicago, spent the week-end A most enjoyable time was spent at Paw Paw Lake and Watervliet. at Hays Park Wednesday evening — 60 c — They had just returned from a trip when the Ladies' Aid Society of the Fig Bart, nice and fresh, 2 Ibs 250 to St. Petersburg and Miami, Flor- Congregational church held their Chicken Noodle Soop Soda Crackers, 2 Ib. box 210 ida, and Washington, D, C. Mr. annual picnic. The tables fairly Southern Fried Chicken - Biscuits Hyde is the son of Mr. and Mrs. groaned under the weight of good Fried Spring Chicken Camay Soap, perfume free, 3 bars 200 Charles Hyde of this city. things to eat and such an enjoyable Virginia Baked Ham time was had by all that it was Hominy, tall can 50 The former P. C. Abbott residence Roast Pork with Dressing decided to hold another picnic Au Mashed Potatoes - Hot Rolls property on South Main street has gust 19. Teanaps and Paper Plates 100 been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perfection Salad J. H. Leverton Miss Nina Briggs, a missionary to Battered Asparagus McNeil, who will move into their We Deliver new home, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude the Congo, Africa, for a number of Coffee - Iced Tea - Milk Phone 57 Watervliet Hunter, who are now living there, years, and now home on a fur Home Made Pie Monarch Gelatine, All Flavors 50 will move to the Summerrill house lough, has retunied to Muskegon Ice Cream - Watermelon on St. Joseph street. Mr. Hunter is after spending several days at the meat cutter at the Leverton market. home of Mrs. Anna Gowman, south of town. Miss Briggs gave a short LAMB - VEAL - CHICKENS - PORK - BEEF Mrs. Kelly Cutler says that if the talk during the Sunday school ser- LEW WILLIS, Prop. party who helped himself to several vice at the M. E. church last Sunday FRESH, SMOKED AND COLD MEATS dozen ears of sweet corn from her WATERVLIET MICHIGAN garden on Paw Paw Avenue two morning. nights recently will come in daylight Mrs. Paul H. Jeserich, of Ann and ask for the corn that she will Arbor, has been visiting her mother, supply him. much preferring to give Mrs. Watson, at the latter's cottage AGENCY FOR it than to have her garden damaged. at Beechwood Point, and last week Besides the corn that was carried called at the home of Mrs. Edna AT WATERVLIET AUGUST 11 away by the invaders, several small Case, who is somewhat improved ears were picked off and thrown onto from her recent illness. Mrs. Jeser- the ground. ich is the former Miss Marguerite Mr. and Mrs. George Lippold, who Watson and she and her parents American Dutch had been at the J. B. Haskins home and brother, formerly resided here. on Paw Paw Avenue since the latter Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Giese, of part of June, left Tuesday morning Los Angeles, California, visited his Laundry Cleaners in their house cai. They are formerly brother, John S. Giese, at the home of Alton. Illinois, but for the past of Mrs. L. Campbell, over the week- eight years have lived entirely in end. Rev. Giese visited relatives their motor car and have traveled and friends in Michigan and Canada extensively, spending the winter and purchased a new car in Detroit months in the south and the summers which he is driving back to Los in the north. It was in Florida some Angeles. It was his first visit in six years ago that they met and made years to his home state where he the acqaintance of Mr. and Mrs. Has- served as pastor in many cities, in- TACY i kins. On Sunday, August 1, Mr. and cluding Detroit. Mrs. Haskins and Mr. and Mrs. Lip- pold were guests at the home of Mr. The Berrien county road commis- and Mrs. A. J. Jackson of North Co- sion this week erected a guard fence loma where a number of friends met on the north side of the highway at to do honor to Mr. Jackson whose the east end of the Paw Paw avenue Barber & Beauty Shop river bridge, which is something 84th birthday anniversary occurred Monday, August 2. that has long been needed, as this was a dangerous point, and several accidents have occurred there. The Kiddies get your Courtesy Tickets larg; sycamore tree which stood at Phone Watervliet 163 and attend the Lewis Bros, big three- the end of the bridge, and which ring circus coming to Watervliet next obstructed the view of motorists ap- The fanny clown band that will be seen with Lewis Bros. Big 3-Ring Circus that will exhibit at week. Ask for them at the stores. proaching the bridge from the eak, 1 Watervliet one day only, Wednesday, August 11, afternoon and evening, at the Athletic Field. Save 10 cents on admmission price. has been cut.