-I Then <.'umr. tht' Drulu1s lmtiJ,,. f<'or fl"c inninrrl" Jc1rno11 moved THR[[ HOT B~ll I down thl' vh..iling battcr1s in 01w, I two, lhrcl• ord(•J', bul in the sixth 1 u walk nnd a couple oh hit.~ · hrnughl two l'Ull~ nermi;,1 the pan. GAM[S SU~Ja~r ! But in the meantime hh: tPam male~ hucJ givc•n .l,:,p!(on a good 'lead of thr<!c run~. Th<·~· n,ick('d M. T, & E. WINS BOTH ENDS i Brutus for lhrc•t• hill" with no nne out and hv the tinw tlw l"irll' hnd OF DOUBLE HEADER AT '. ht•c•n l'dirCd thrnc runs were :-:i-ife KEGOMIC FIELD 1 1 in th,• hng. Conway Win11 Eleventh Conway T11ke11 Tightly Played, l'h,• Con\\'ll)' ba:-;cball t.c>nm wr,n Conteiat from Pelltton in i from tlw fu:-t l'c•ll:-;lon tcum Sun­ Pltche.-.1' Bnttle d11y, h)· th<• .-:(·Ot'<' of -1 to ::, It wns t Ill• old Conway fighling­ 'l'he Michigan Tanning & gx. l-ll'iril Llrnt pul:l'd lht• J.!11111(• uut of tract company hnnebull team of tht firl' in tlw ninth. With Lht· ! thh; city won n double hoador at­ :-icnre :i tc1 :: HJ'.{Uinst Lhl'm l{olinski traction at It• Oc!rl In Kcgomlc' ~ing-lP.d t.h1·c,u1.d1 :-tb,rt, and i-:tul<' Sunday afte1·noon. The home boys :;N·OIHJ uncl took third on un l'ITur. won from Harbor Spl'lngB 6 to 5 The :-iquC't!Ze play then came in ln the openet' nnil from· BrutuB lrnnclv when KcnnC!th Truman 3 to 2 In the nightcap affair. Tha IJunt~d lrnd J{oli,rnki (·amt· in, tr· !(econd 1.ramf'! was a pitchm·n' battla ing- tho score, K. Ball then sacrn­ ·.ill the wny between J~pson for the fkcd Truman to :mcond. He tlH!n M, T. & K and Sydow for Bt·utw;. ~tole third uncl wlwn th<.• hall f!M 'fhe former nllowed three hili-1 and , uwa.v from th(! thil'<I bttsemun 1 the l tttcr aJlowed four. Tim OJ'st Trunrnn was the lrnl'O of the dn~· gnml' wm1 JI rather frC!e hitting · with the winnin" run. affuir, the M, T. & E. boys getting 1 ll was u pitchcr:- battle throul!h I ten hits ttnd Harbor SpringR eight. out between H. Maylcs for Pl•IJ. The home batterR lost no time · :-:ton and J(. null for lhC' Conway. IIn Htaging the wi111.1ing rnllics In 1 M11y]('.s allowed i(•n hits u.nd i-tnH·k the first game, gelling two rnnn In . out tell lllC'H while Ball allriwcd C!tl<:h of the first three inningH In ; but four llitt; 11nd sll'uck out l :: Ihett'.'Y ~;tick \\'Ori:, nwlnlr off Sl't.!•: . lllC'II, I~·. ;i"crpenmg then wa:,.; nent to In !11(1 fourth on one hit an the mound nnd checked the ~cor-1 error 1111d tt walk, Pellston took the Ing. holding J(egomic away durin~: !cud, lhl·n in lhC' :,ixth on a wall., four lnningtt, SchmocJlt pitched; a ~ucrulkc und u two bngge1• t.her for the M, T. & E. He WU!-! nichd I ; gained mwthcr run. hcavil~· in the fil'fit, third and: 'J'hC'rc wu:- :,:omc \'l!"l'Y good plnr. fourth inning:-;, checking a fourth ing- hr both lcums, inning rnlly, ,iui~t one l-ihort of the: Thi~ mak(~ti 1 out of l :J gume:-: ! tynig run, Nearly everybody hit eunwav ha:; won this season, looi-;. for tht1 M. T. & E. ho_yi;, Hurbor i11J..:" to' D!'ulu:-; in un clcv<.1 11 inninµ• had Hlmo:-t a:- goorl luck In :-:cut• g-nme, H to r,. nnd tied on<., with taring h(•r hlttli1g wo1·k out over ( "\1t-d.t"f~"/Lfl Hf :.! lo 2, Iher cntil'l' li11e11J1. Smith cuu,:rht Ifor Hurbor und Kellwl for lh{* !M, T, & E. {V\011 Orval Cutshaw led road commission well for 22 years HROUGH HEAVY SNOWS AND DUSTY ROADS, OR· val Cutshaw steered the Emmet County Road Commis­ Tsion down the right path for the past 22 years. We wish him well as he heads into retirement. Hardly anyone called him Orval. Cutty it was, to friend and foe alike. Though being engi­ neer manager for a road com­ mission can earn you the displeasure of many people, Cutty never seemed to let it get to him. There were plenty of battles he faced. Some of the more recent in­ cluded the changes in Brutus Road, the question of paving Lower Shore Drive near Har­ bor Springs and a siltation problem on Maple River Road that raised the anger of area trout fishers. Through it all Cutshaw tried to keep the problem in perspec· tive, get it solved, and never letting the weight of it get him down - or anger him. Orval Cutshaw On visits to this office - often after his morning mail pickup - he would often drop a news tip off at the desk of re· porters or editors. As he'd visit, and the ominous clouds of winter with their threat of snow began to appear in the fall sky, his pat response to whether his plow drivers would be ready was always the same. "We're ready, let 'er come," he'd say. Date of Newspaper He delighted in getting new reporters out with his drivers, W.A<i'.Z- I 2: -J' q, whose skills at wheeling the large snowplows often go unno­ Date of Death ticed. He always wanted them to see what his crew went ---------Date of Funeral through. ---------- Cutty ran a tight financial ship. The road commission here Date of Burial is in fine financial shape, at a time when some road commis­ .Database (YIN) sions are seriously lacking in funds. ------~ It is a measure of his style of running the road commission ________Greenwood (YIN) that even one of the people he "tangled with" ove1· the years called to wish him a good retirement. There are few people nowadays that stick with a job for 22 years. We're glad Orval Cutshaw decided to stay with the one here that long, and glad we've known him during those years. Happy retirement, Cutty! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pudi'lth Brutus Friends Plan Open House BRUTUS-An 'Open House' Mr. Pudrilh is retired oflur will be hold for Mr. and Mrs. spending 45 years with Ernest Pudrith, of Brutus, in Michigan Bell Telephone in Uie Fellowship Room of the Detroit. They moved to Burt United Church of Christ Lake earlier this year. Tuesday evenmg, October 27. The Pudriths have two Ernest Pudrlth end Leta children, Ernest, jr., of Detroit Brown were married November and Mrs. George t Elmlru I 20, 1920 in a single ring Weaver, or Burt Lake end five ceremony al the county court grandchildren, ell or Detroit. house at New CBslle, Indiana. There will be a 50th wedding Rites were read by Rev. reception held in Detroit on Oiarlos E:·Schullz. Mr. nnd November 20 for their friends ... rm-.s. Edward Ulrich, 5i1:1ler and and relatives. lrother-ln-lPw of U1e bride, Tite open house here, is for all were their nttendant.s. friends and neighbors. :-:;A,,,' .IO ·· o2 ~:,' ·· 7 o Date of Newspaper ----------cDate of Death -----------cDate of funeral Date of Burial Database (YIN) _______Greenwood (YIN) STATE TU P~~E EMMET ROADS TWO MORE MILES Wll,L Jll, ADl)EO SOUTH OF BRUTUS EARLY IN SUMMER Advcrtidng F'o1· Bids WBlts Only Ou Work O( Securing Romain• dcr Of Right 0 0f 0 Way Jn ucldit.ion to tlw new Mill'i1cll ttll't.!l'L- hridt;'l', whit•h the slate i~ now building, hig-hwuy worl< In I J•;111nwt t•ounty for nuxl ycul' will 1 inl'lu,h· two mil<'!-! of 1Hldilionnl · Jlll\'t·m1•11t. :,;,Julh of Bn1Lu:,1, ttc-1 l'<mling Lou follc•r dat,!d Dceembcl' ! :JO, from (iove1·nor Ji'rcd W. Gl'Cl.l'U.[ l\fr. G1·1·1m, writing- tQ John L. ! .\. (iultttl'I', tilntc•.s tlml advcrtitting 1 fol' lhl' two milt• job will·IJt< ~tart_: ·1 <.1d H!-t ~oun ns ull of tlw right-of- . WHY i~ Nt'('Un•<I. Tlw lc•llt'I' staLC!ti lhat this 1m1·L of llll' work it1 ubout 1·11mplt•l<•d. No <.·ontrnt·l-.<; u1·c 11ig11- NJ until all of llu_. right-of-way ta11gfo}, al'£! ck•urcd awny. '1'111' (IU\'t'llll'lll in que.-,ti,;n will lw n <.·onllnuuiion of thnl conslruc• l<.•d nol'th of Alummn la.~l ,\'Cat' and will tal'l'Y the good road two miles fm-thc1· 1101·th, Till..' rnu.d in ques• tio11 i.-. ,ww u ua.now, hard gu1·. futed hlghwny, one of the tir.-=t ('(JIJ!lty impro\'('d highwap; from !nwk in tlw dnyit of thu old c.-ountr higlm•ar rommission. Con:;idl'rnble olhc.,r work in lhl' t'OUI)(._\' al.<10 i~ ('Ollh•mphtled, iL h,: imid, including lhc, g1·Bveling of the .should£'1·~ along u coni,:iderable slrcl<•h of paving, lu1ldtic11pi11g of mun.\' miles of 1•ond, mnintcmanc<• wurk, t•L<.·, The t·ounty 111:,;o will ('Ollt>j.l'U\.·i lllnn~: m lh,:,, of new road during· 1rnxt su111uwr, thus giving, wtol'!t to n1t1ny nwn, und reboil<!; olhl:!t' long stretche:,;: of highway. ; -~~""'·""/:..:.., L/_--,3~,, 23z/_Date of Newspaper ________Date of Death ------~__ Date of Funeral ________Date of Burial _____Database (YIN) _______Greenwood (YIN) Givin·g Volunteering a way of life for Mary Hans There is 110 Jeacher like experience.