I C AsS CITY CHRONICLEJ VOL. 22, NO. 4. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1926. 8 PAGES. fright time. There were plenty of hard hit balls, but they were aimed j Parting SuchSwee Sorrow in the morning with Sunday school at ROB-SRABBONABANK, fat somebody each time. Flint hasn't I0:30 and church service at 11:30. flAY DAY SCHEDULED I • • ' ,,,nrr ,,rFPTFB , i lost. a 'game thzs year, among their| MOP,F_..wRiTinG, Foenc , FNuR TIJi" C N! A I TV Lansing', Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor, ~Ju ing service. The pastor w111 preach on U Previous to their appearance in Cass "The New Testament Standard of City, Bad Axe was defeated by them Brother~iood." Demonstrations Show Phases :Two Were Held by Officers 6 to 1 and Bad Axe holds victories Will Be Held at 11 Towns in Epworth League will meet at 6:30. Within an Hour after the over Port Huron and Bay City. Tuscola in the Coming This will be "Institute Night" in of Cutting Alfalfa Step charge of our last year delegates. The score: by Step. Theft Was Made° RHE M°nth- Evening service at 7:30. Sermon *Flint 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1--4 8 3 "Investment of Life." The Shabbona Bank was robbed Flint 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1--4 8 3 Clinics for pre-school age children You are cordially invited to these The '~fIay Day" which was sched- ~shortly after two o'clock Wednesday C.C. 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 10--3 10 3 will be held at several towns of Tus- Services of the church. uled for Tuscola county last year but Batteries--Jeffers and Northrup; afternoon and within an hour John cola county the latter part of June --- was postponed on account of hay be- Keen.y,. McConnell and Fiddyment. Bannick, 22, and Earl Nicholas, 25, and the first two days of July. They Nazarene--Services at the Naza- ing so short, will be put on this year both of Gagetown, had been placed will be conducted by Dr. Dorothy rene Hall next Sunday as follows: S. at the time of cutting the first cut- Green and Miss Sylvia Kiejei, R. N., S. at 2:00, preaching at 3:00, chil- ting of alfalfa. Improved methods of under arrest charged with the crime. dren's day program in the evening at "Put 'era up," was the greeting John of the State Health department. Miss ~8:00. A pantomime, "Rock of Ages" making alfalfa hay will be demon- Bannick, gave Grant Smith, cashier, SEEDBEAN8 NEED Beryl M. Koepfgen, superintendent Of!wil 1 be given, and other features of strated by specialists from the Michi- and Gee. Parrott, Evergreen farmer, the Gagetown Public Schools, is man- i the program will make it interesting. gan State College co-operating with as he entered the bank at Shabbona. aging this work in the county. the local county agr'l agent° The exact The dates, villages, places of meet- !)The program will be given in the in- time and place will be announced la- Parrott was inspecting a "Green for v TE T[N THI SPRING terest of foreign missions, and an of- ter. Governor" petition at the time and ing and hostesses of the various clin- I fering taken for same. both he and Smith were discussing ics follow: Michigan's 500,000 acres of alfal- -the manner in Which some signatures M. S. C. Reports Low Germina- June 14 and 15--Care, Mrs. Griffin. fa presents many problems of han- dling for hay. Many growers have 25, were attached to the petition, Ban- tion; Fear Too Many Red nick had to repeat his order before Mrs. Harry Lester. 50 and 100 acres of this legume on the two men realized that he meant Kidney Beans. June 17 and 18 Cass City, Pres- their farms. To care for such a crop business. He backed up the order '~ twice a year is a job which takes con- i. byterian church basement, Mrs. Er- RJFId~FNN|||h hN|||F with a revolver and told the cashier nest Croft. siderable thought as to economical to hand over the currency in the cash Warning" that Michigan seed beans June 21--Gagetown, Public school, methods in curing that hay, so that drawer° The cashier laid the bills on are of such poor quality this spring tion was held. The home was deco- Mrs. Nellie Sugnet. losses are kept as low as possible. the counter and Bannick was not that testing for germination is advis- rated with apple blossoms and lilacs. June 22 and 23 Unionville, Hos- The protein content varies with the long in grabbing them. able before any seed stock is planted Pink and white was the color scheme rv]AY AT [IECOR flo pital, Nrs. E. O. Babcock. Approximately 250 Will Solicit time of cutting the plant. As plants Just as Bannick, with part of his is being sent out by Prof. J. F. Cox, of the supper table at which were June 24--Akron, Public school, in Tuscela for Members approach maturity an appreciable face covered, was entering the bank, head of the crops department at the seated the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sears. percentage of the starch, sugar and two of Shabbona's merchants noticed Michigan State College. Mrs. Fred McCaslin, Mr. and Mrs. June 25 Ellington, Nazarene Next Week. protein in the sap of the leaves and a Dodge coach drive past the bank The wet fall of the past year, fol- George Seeger, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew church, Mrs. Jessie L. Emmo~s. stems is carried gradually to the seed lowed by severe freezes, injured ger- Seeger, Jr., Ward McCaslin, Rhea corner, turn around and drive to the June 28--Vassar, Presbyterian The Tuscola County Farm Bureau head and to the roots. mination seriously, it is said. F.B. Seeger, Donald Seeger, Mark McCas- Crowds Gather on Bot~ Sunday west side of the bank. Earl Nicholas church, Mrs. Harry C. Dean. team workers school was held at the Alfalfa should be cut for hay when Dreese, secretary of the Michigan lin, Carl McCaslin, Gerald Seeger, was the driver, and alighting, he left and Monday at the Elk- June 29--Miltington, Public school, American Legion Hall at Care on numerous shoots are found starting Bean Jobbers' Association, found in Mrs. Richard Hartwick, Miss Ella the engine running and entered the Miss Lois Allen. Thursday, June 3. These are the men at the.crown of the plant. The mois- recent tests that cars of" seed beans McCaslin, Miss Ila M. White, Miss land Cemetery. building. Bannick promptly covered June 30 and July 1 Fairgrove, M. and women who will visit their neigh- ture contained within the plant is rated as "choice, hand-picked" showed ~]thel White, Mr. and Mrs. Judas Nicholas and ~rdered both he and E. church, Mrs. Wesley Kirk. bors next week in the interest of normally lost by evaporation thru the some germination below 50 per cent, Kupsky, Mrs. Mary Lawrence, Joseph leaves. Exposing these delicate leaves Parrott through the directors' room Decoration Day on Monday was July 2 Kingston, M. E. church, having them become members of the with one ~car actually running only Lorenz, Alfred Lorenz, Mr. and Mrs. to the direct rays of the sunlight, as into the banking" room with the favored with ideal weather and the Mrs. Alex Sanson. Farm Bureau. The Farm Bureau four per cent. A. N. Lewis. is the case when lying in the swath, cashier. Tossing a small rope on the afternoon found many citizens and The clinic opens at nine o'clock a. membership campaign is being put That there will apparently be no Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCaslin will will dry them and shut off the mois- counter, he bade Parrott tie the visitors ready to give tribute to the m. and continues until 4:30 p. m. on in thirty counties in Michigan at large holdover of white pea beans• spend their honeymoon in Northeas- ture passages thru which the stem cashier's hands. Parrott made no country's soldier heroes. Since thirty children can be cared for this time on a volunteer basis. That this year is said to be indicated by tern Ontario. They will be at home moisture should move. As a result, move to comply with the suggestion Shortly after one o'clock, members in one day it would be advantageous is, there are no paid solicitors as for- reported strong movements of Michi- at Pontiac, Michigan, after June 15. the leaves become brittle and shatter and Nicholas tied Smith's hands be- of Adams-Seeger Post, American Le- if those desiring to bring children merly, all soliciting will be by neigh- gan beans. This should mean better The bride and groom were the recipi- badly when handled. hind his back. gion, and Boy Scouts in uniform would notify the hostess early in the bors who will receive no pay for their price conditions for white beans than ent of many beautiful gifts. Any system which turns the leaves As Bannick left the bank, he marched to Elkland Cemetery, fol- month. If the people feel the cam- time or expense for inter~}iewing oth- prevailed during the past season, if to the center of a rather loose win- jumped into the Dodge coach and lowed by the few remaining members paign has been successful, efforts will ers. a crop of good quality is raised this now and leaves the base of the stems made his get-away to the north.